defense technology
Coverage of defense technology in the Nexus archive.
- Russian Attack Damages Facility of Ukrainian Drone Manufacturer
General Chereshnya, a Ukrainian defense technology company producing tens of thousands of drones monthly, reported that one of its production sites was damaged in a Russian attack. The company confirmed no casualties and plans to restore facilities while maintaining production amid Ukraine's efforts to expand drone production to counter ongoing Russian drone strikes.
- Defence tech start-up Anduril calls for reset of US arms export controls
Defence tech start-up Anduril is advocating for a reset of US arms export controls. The CEO proposes involving allies in the production of lower-cost weapons.
- Learning from Ukraine’s Restructuring of Defense Tech
The article discusses Ukraine's restructuring of defense technology and highlights the strategic advantages of partnering with Ukraine in this sector.
- Defense tech, AI, and fundraising take center stage at StrictlyVC Los Angeles on June 18
StrictlyVC Los Angeles is scheduled for June 18 at The Aerospace Corporation Campus in El Segundo. The event will focus on defense technology, artificial intelligence, fundraising, venture capital, and advanced industry, bringing together investors, founders, and tech leaders.
- Defense tech darling Mach Industries hits $1.8B valuation, a 4x jump in a year
Mach Industries, a defense tech company, has reached a $1.8B valuation, a fourfold increase in a year. The company, founded by 22-year-old CEO Ethan Thornton, raised $300 million, is developing five autonomous vehicles, and completed a major acquisition.
- Mach Industries just spent $50M to solve a major defense tech problem
Mach Industries spent $50M to solve a major defense tech problem, improving unit economics across its five vehicle programs as the company starts to scale. The acquisition is expected to have a significant impact on the company's growth. Mach Industries is investing in its future with this strategic move.
- Defense Business Brief: Tulsa’s space draw; Cadenazzi’s wish; Anduril’s $5B round
The Defense Business Brief covers Tulsa's growing space industry presence, includes insights from Cadenazzi regarding strategic priorities, and highlights Anduril's significant $5 billion funding round that demonstrates strong investor confidence in defense technology startups.
- Meet the New Host of Cogs of War
Ryan hosts his final episode of Cogs of War to introduce Jonathan Panter as the new host and executive editor of the show. Jonathan discusses his background transitioning from naval officer to scholar and shares his vision for the program's future direction.
- Fujitsu confirms mainframe biz to die in 2035, in time for quantum AI supercomputers to take over
Fujitsu has confirmed its mainframe business will cease by 2035, signaling a shift toward quantum AI supercomputers. The company is also engaged in defense technology collaborations with Japan, the UK, and Australia aimed at 'contributing to global stability'.
- California drone maker to spend billions of dollars as it expands manufacturing in the state
Skydio, a San Mateo-based company, will invest $3.5 billion over five years to expand manufacturing of domestic defense technology in California.
- DHS Launches Massive “Less Lethal” Chemical Weapons Buying Spree
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) plans to spend up to $50 million on 123 types of 'less lethal' chemical munitions, including tear gas and pepper spray, amid criticism of their indiscriminate use. Experts question the tactical rationale for such a vast arsenal, citing potential misuse and inadequate training for federal agents.