U.S. Army Sgt. Tucker Smith with the UAS Platoon, 1st Squadron, 91st Cavalry Regiment, 173rd Airborne Brigade prepares his Skydio X10D drone for its observation flight during “Project Shiv” at Grafenwoehr Training Area, Germany, Feb. 20, 2025. Project Shiv is an innovative exercise involving using first person view drones assembled at Balli Airfield in conjunction with development munitions created by the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command (DEVCOM) Armaments Center. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Spc. Israel Fernandez) (Spc. Israel Fernandez)
We’re proud to welcome the U.S. Army as a new partner in our mission to identify, evaluate, and leverage emerging commercial technologies for the U.S. national security community and America’s allies. Together, we’re working to accelerate innovation that secures the nation.
“Our relationship with IQT combines specific U.S. Army technology needs with IQT’s global technology scouting and assessment network to ensure that we deliver innovative capabilities when and where they’re required,” said Dr. Michael Santaspirt, Chief Futures Officer, Armaments Center.
Dave Lobosco, Chief Technology Architect at IQT, joined Liz Arrington (Global Corporate Venturing) and Dave Stevenson (MSD Global Health Innovation Fund) to discuss effective strategies for sharing the impact of Corporate Venture Capital (CVC).
Watch the webinar or read the article below to hear why insight delivery is critical when investing for impact over return, and how CVC leaders can become more effective storytellers to drive alignment and influence.
In this 2-part series on The IQT Podcast, Clayton Williams of IQT's London office speaks with Lorenz Meier, co-founder and CEO of Auterion, and Rob Rainhart, Auterion’s Chief Operating Officer. They explore the remarkable evolution of autonomous systems and drone technology — an area that’s rapidly reshaping the future of defense. Tune in for an inside scoop on the future of autonomy!
This image was AI generated using Chat GPT. Image of AI building malicious code that threatens security. July 28, 2025.
What if everyone could code? Imagine your next-door neighbor with no coding experience asking an AI chatbot in plain language to build a functional website or app for his small business. This positive use case shows how AI can be a great enabler, but it can also introduce new risks. Learn how you or your company can reap the benefits of AI without succumbing to novel security threats.
Moonshine empowers users to experience the freedom of truly private and reliable voice AI interactions.
"The ability to have secure, low-latency voice AI operating on-device brings significant value across various sectors," added Gareth Keane, Partner at IQT."
CLIKA’s software development kit automatically compresses and compiles AI models, making them smaller, faster, and hardware-ready without sacrificing accuracy or security.
“Clika’s technology directly addresses one of the most persistent challenges in AI today — deploying performant models in resource constrained, isolated environments,” said Justin Wilder, Managing Director, IQT Singapore.
On August 26th, we celebrated our most loyal coworkers — the dogs who brighten our days, crash our Teams calls, and remind us to take those much-needed walk breaks. We love our IQT pups!
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