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The U.S. Army has awarded Anduril Industries a significant $20 billion contract aimed at enhancing counter-drone capabilities. Announced by the Pentagon, this firm fixed-price agreement is designed to
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What Silicon Valley Gets Wrong About National Security
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The article discusses how Silicon Valley leaders blame excessive government regulation for issues in the U.S. defense acquisition process, which they argue has hindered innovation and production. Howe