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As tech startups catch DoD’s eye, big investors are watching
A few key Silicon investors have emerged as the exceptions to the rule, placing bets on defense startups. And a lot is riding on their success.
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‘The math doesn’t make sense’: Why venture capital firms are wary of defense-focused investments
The Pentagon is working hard to entice small technology companies to work on defense projects, but investors that could prop up these businesses seem wary of putting forth the cash.
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How corporate defense venture funds fit into the VC ecosystem
The Pentagon needs more venture capital firms to invest in defense projects. But a number of defense primes have their own venture funds. How does it all work together?
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Silicon Valley investors to DoD: Dual-use tech is a bad strategy
Tech that can be adapted from the commercial market to serve the needs of the military is core to the Defense Department’s innovation strategy. But those willing to put money toward the big ideas think it’s the wrong approach.
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DoD’s top IT official talks AI, JEDI, and how to win over the commercial tech community
In an exclusive interview in December, the Pentagon Chief Information Officer Dana Deasy shared his priorities and strategy reshaping defense technology.
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4 areas where the DoD could make tech development easier
Representatives of venture capital firms and small startups have a few suggestions for the Pentagon.
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There’s a ‘sovereignty movement’ in tech, with big consequences
“We talk a lot about trade war with China. There is a trade tension as well between the U.S. and our allies in Europe right now,” says Trae Stephens of tech company Anduril and venture firm Founders Fund.
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Tech startups still face the Pentagon’s ‘valley of death’
“I think the fundamental misunderstanding between the DoD and venture investors is just how difficult it is to keep the wheels on a fast-growing startup.”
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Boeing’s venture fund boss talks venture capital and growing defense investments
“A lot of the VCs don’t have the same level of technical due diligence around focused aerospace technologies that we can bring,” says Brian Schettler of Boeing’s HorizonX venture fund.
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The Air Force’s new system to process missile warning data
The Air Force has selected Raytheon to build FORGE, a new system to collect and fuse data from the military’s space-based missile warning sensors.
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As tech startups catch DoD’s eye, big investors are watching
A few key Silicon investors have emerged as the exceptions to the rule, placing bets on defense startups. And a lot is riding on their success.
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‘The math doesn’t make sense’: Why venture capital firms are wary of defense-focused investments
The Pentagon is working hard to entice small technology companies to work on defense projects, but investors that could prop up these businesses seem wary of putting forth the cash.
-
How corporate defense venture funds fit into the VC ecosystem
The Pentagon needs more venture capital firms to invest in defense projects. But a number of defense primes have their own venture funds. How does it all work together?
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Silicon Valley investors to DoD: Dual-use tech is a bad strategy
Tech that can be adapted from the commercial market to serve the needs of the military is core to the Defense Department’s innovation strategy. But those willing to put money toward the big ideas think it’s the wrong approach.
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DoD’s top IT official talks AI, JEDI, and how to win over the commercial tech community
In an exclusive interview in December, the Pentagon Chief Information Officer Dana Deasy shared his priorities and strategy reshaping defense technology.
-
4 areas where the DoD could make tech development easier
Representatives of venture capital firms and small startups have a few suggestions for the Pentagon.
-
There’s a ‘sovereignty movement’ in tech, with big consequences
“We talk a lot about trade war with China. There is a trade tension as well between the U.S. and our allies in Europe right now,” says Trae Stephens of tech company Anduril and venture firm Founders Fund.
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Tech startups still face the Pentagon’s ‘valley of death’
“I think the fundamental misunderstanding between the DoD and venture investors is just how difficult it is to keep the wheels on a fast-growing startup.”
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Boeing’s venture fund boss talks venture capital and growing defense investments
“A lot of the VCs don’t have the same level of technical due diligence around focused aerospace technologies that we can bring,” says Brian Schettler of Boeing’s HorizonX venture fund.
-
The Air Force’s new system to process missile warning data
The Air Force has selected Raytheon to build FORGE, a new system to collect and fuse data from the military’s space-based missile warning sensors.
-
As tech startups catch DoD’s eye, big investors are watching
A few key Silicon investors have emerged as the exceptions to the rule, placing bets on defense startups. And a lot is riding on their success.
-
‘The math doesn’t make sense’: Why venture capital firms are wary of defense-focused investments
The Pentagon is working hard to entice small technology companies to work on defense projects, but investors that could prop up these businesses seem wary of putting forth the cash.
-
How corporate defense venture funds fit into the VC ecosystem
The Pentagon needs more venture capital firms to invest in defense projects. But a number of defense primes have their own venture funds. How does it all work together?
-
Silicon Valley investors to DoD: Dual-use tech is a bad strategy
Tech that can be adapted from the commercial market to serve the needs of the military is core to the Defense Department’s innovation strategy. But those willing to put money toward the big ideas think it’s the wrong approach.
-
DoD’s top IT official talks AI, JEDI, and how to win over the commercial tech community
In an exclusive interview in December, the Pentagon Chief Information Officer Dana Deasy shared his priorities and strategy reshaping defense technology.
-
4 areas where the DoD could make tech development easier
Representatives of venture capital firms and small startups have a few suggestions for the Pentagon.
-
There’s a ‘sovereignty movement’ in tech, with big consequences
“We talk a lot about trade war with China. There is a trade tension as well between the U.S. and our allies in Europe right now,” says Trae Stephens of tech company Anduril and venture firm Founders Fund.
-
Tech startups still face the Pentagon’s ‘valley of death’
“I think the fundamental misunderstanding between the DoD and venture investors is just how difficult it is to keep the wheels on a fast-growing startup.”
-
Boeing’s venture fund boss talks venture capital and growing defense investments
“A lot of the VCs don’t have the same level of technical due diligence around focused aerospace technologies that we can bring,” says Brian Schettler of Boeing’s HorizonX venture fund.
-
The Air Force’s new system to process missile warning data
The Air Force has selected Raytheon to build FORGE, a new system to collect and fuse data from the military’s space-based missile warning sensors.
