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We thought wars were still about expensive tanks and fighter jets. Instead, Ukraine showed us a future of conflict driven by cheap drones and artificial intelligence.
For years, defense startups were a taboo for Silicon Valley. Now that wall has crumbled, with capital doubling.
Samsung just handed $20 million to a small US battery maker. The goal: supplying the Pentagon and aerospace companies with cutting-edge cells.
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As geopolitical tensions keep the defense industry on high alert, one weapons manufacturer just signaled it's ready to think bigger than just the American heartland. Anduril's CEO just opened a door that many thought was locked shut.
While the world debated whether fully autonomous killer drones should exist, Ukraine decided to just go ahead and use them. For the first time, a documented attack was carried out by drones that made decisions entirely on their own—no human in the loop—against Russian soldiers.
