Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic programme will aim to maintain Nato’s “technological edge”
The UK and Estonia have been chosen to host a Nato innovation programme intended to help countries involved in the North Atlantic military alliance to cooperate on developing technologies for security and defence.
On 5 April, the UK government announced that Imperial College London would host the headquarters of a programme called the Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic, or Diana, and one of two accelerators within the programme, with the second to be hosted in Estonia.
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