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Palmer Luckey discusses Anduril's defense technologies, UAP theories, potential moon warfare, optical camouflage, and his vision for designing weapon systems that can be manufactured by existing American industrial facilities.
Trae Stephens discusses Anduril's founding in 2017, its software-first approach to defense technology, multi-domain autonomy strategy, manufacturing renaissance, and ethical considerations in modern warfare, while reflecting on lessons learned from Palantir and Peter Thiel.
A candid conversation with David George from a16z about AI investment strategies, the changing landscape of venture capital, and why finding founders with exceptional strengths matters more than worrying about theoretical competition.
Matt Grimm provides an exclusive tour of Anduril's 200,000 sq ft R&D headquarters, showcasing their machine shop, metrology lab, and innovative testing facilities where they rapidly prototype and iterate on advanced defense technologies like the Ghost Shark autonomous submarine and Menace distributed compute platforms.
Anduril's CEO Brian Schimpf discusses the company's rapid growth to 7,000 employees and over $1B in revenue, its expansion into autonomous defense technologies, and its strategic approach to developing innovative military capabilities with a focus on rapid production and a distributed, autonomous battlefield.
Emil Michael provides an insider's look at the Department of War's technology strategy, highlighting six critical technology areas focused on applied AI, hypersonics, directed energy, contested logistics, battlefield information dominance, and biomanufacturing, while emphasizing the importance of innovation and deterrence in modern defense technology.
Trae Stephens discusses his journey as a partner at Founders Fund and co-founder of Anduril, exploring topics like defense tech, AI ethics, the importance of choosing meaningful quests, and how venture capital can support transformative technologies.
A deep dive into how Silicon Valley is returning to its Cold War roots, rebuilding America's industrial base through defense, energy, aerospace, and manufacturing technologies, driven by a new generation of founders who understand the urgent need to innovate and compete with China.
Zach Maureres discusses Base Power's $1B Series C funding, led by Addition, focusing on their mission to revolutionize the energy industry by developing faster, more cost-effective battery storage solutions and building an innovative team.
A deep dive into the future of defense technology, cyber threats, and reindustrialization, featuring CEOs from Epirus and Galvanic discussing the challenges and innovations in protecting critical infrastructure and manufacturing capabilities.
Two experts discuss America's manufacturing challenges, comparing US and Chinese industrial capacities, and exploring strategies to rebuild American industrial scale and technological innovation in defense and critical sectors.
Archer is pioneering the next generation of aviation with electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, aiming to revolutionize urban transportation and defense mobility. The company is developing the Midnight aircraft, which offers enhanced safety through multiple redundant engines, and is positioning itself to become a major player in the emerging air taxi market, with plans to showcase its technology during the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.