JET Connectivity
Sovereign, AI driven pop up 5G mesh networks on proprietary hardware for contested, denied or remote environments, including buoy mounted maritime nodes.
Patriot air-defence radar forward deployed in Poland, 2019. Photo: U.S. Army 10th AAMDC photo by Sgt. 1st Class Christopher Smith, Public domain (PD-USGov-Military-Army).
Round details
Pre-Series A, £1.2M, Apr 2026.
Why it matters
NATO DIANA 2026 cohort and the only UK firm among the first five Mission Track selections in May 2026.
Key figures confirmed by multiple sourcesLast checked 21 October 2026
JET Connectivity: key questions
What does JET Connectivity do?
Sovereign, AI driven pop up 5G mesh networks on proprietary hardware for contested, denied or remote environments, including buoy mounted maritime nodes.
Where is JET Connectivity based?
JET Connectivity is headquartered in Farnborough, United Kingdom. It was founded in 2020.
How much funding has JET Connectivity raised?
A cumulative total is not disclosed. The latest round was: Pre-Series A, £1.2M, Apr 2026.
Who are JET Connectivity's investors?
Notable investors include TRICAPITAL Angels, The FSE Group.
Sources
- adsgroup.org.uk/knowledge/industry-member-news/jet-connectivity-joins-nato-diana-mission-t
- scottishfinancialnews.com/articles/tricapital-angels-leads-ps12m-investment-into-uk-starli
- edrmagazine.eu/►-nato-diana-announces-five-innovators-selected-for-mission-track
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