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AI-enabled Russian loitering munition built on NVIDIA, Sony & Intel components

As part of a system breakdown, the Ukraine’s War and Sanctions reporting tool has revealed that the Russian V2U loitering munition contains components from leading global technology companies NVIDIA, Sony and Intel.

Developed by the Ukrainian National Agency on Corruption Prevention and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the War and Sanctions portal was established in 2022 to highlight those directly or inadvertently supporting Russia’s war effort.

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Sam Vincent

SAE Media Group

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