G-Next Intelligence
Invested in 2026
The Operating System for Defence Intelligence
Created by Oleksii Teplukhin, an expert in network-centric warfare who transformed real-world battlefield experience into a scalable IT platform, G-Next Intelligence turns fragmented data (scattered across systems that don't talk to each other) into a single operational picture that commanders can act on in seconds, not hours. Deployed across Ukraine's Defence Forces including the Armed Forces of Ukraine, HUR, SBU, and also used to support critical infrastructure, G-Next is the platform that replaced 30-minute intelligence cycles with 30-second ones.
1M+
Targets processed by G-Next's in-house operators using the platform, validated through sustained operational deployment across Ukraine's defence and security forces.
40%
In some military units, G-Next's solutions provide up to 40% of all incoming intelligence data in the combat zone.
60x
Faster intelligence processing. What used to take analysts 30 minutes (collecting, structuring, cross-referencing) now takes 30 seconds. Commanders act on current information, not yesterday's picture.
10 hours
From zero to a fully operational rescue coordination system during the Kakhovka Dam disaster: collecting requests from multiple sources, prioritising data, and delivering actionable intelligence to rescue teams on the water.
MISSION: Turn fragmented battlefield data into a unified operational picture, giving commanders real-time decisions where speed and accuracy are critical.
G-Next Intelligence's modular platform automates the full intelligence cycle - collection, structuring, analysis, and reporting across HUMINT, OSINT, SIGINT, and IMINT sources that previously sat in systems that didn't talk to each other:
Commanders get a real-time operational picture with full control over data access and permissions
Operators are freed from manual routines
Units are protected against data leaks through a secure environment and audit logs
Information flows between adjacent units through system integration, not manual exchange
G-Next is now entering international markets through strategic partnerships, with Microsoft introducing the company to its defence customer network and a major German system integrator signing a letter of intent to support integration. The pre-seed funding from Final Frontier will scale the product, expand into European defence markets, and grow the team across engineering, analytics, and product.
