Helsing, produced by Italy, adds to the previous Palantir solutions to help European armed forces analyze the vast flow of modern warfare data. Helsing, one of the first Italian companies specializing in security systems, announced a new innovative software aimed at helping European armed forces analyze the vast flow of modern warfare data. The software, called Clarity, was developed to remove human operators from the fog of data and decision-making problems, thus increasing precision and speed of operations.

The software is designed to identify military positions, compare information from various sources, establish levels of confidence, and present evidence supporting conclusions to the final operator. Helsing noted that Clarity was built around specialized agents who have learned to work with military data, allowing them to identify command posts, confirm information from multiple sources, establish levels of confidence, and suggest responses while showing the evidence behind their conclusions. The presentation of Clarity coincides with the European armed forces' efforts to recognize new strategies based on new electronic communication methods, such as drones and satellite platforms.

Information has become so complex that traditional analysis capabilities have failed, but Helsing intends to overcome this problem through its software. Furthermore, Helsing noted that Clarity was developed to be used not only by European armed forces, such as the United States, where Palantir has already installed Maven, a similar system. This shows that Helsing has reached a level of competence that makes it a powerful solution for global armed forces.

Helsing noted that the importance of Clarity lies in connecting what is seen to what is hit, a fundamental concept for subsequent field action. The company emphasized that this technology will be crucial for future military actions, where information is increasingly important and difficult to manage. The launch of Clarity is another step forward in the search for security and information systems that can help armed forces better manage modern warfare information, a field that continues to grow and requires continuous innovations.