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Senra Systems CEO Jordan Black, right, reviewing harness schematics. Photo: Courtesy of Senra Systems
Senra Systems, a wire-harness startup, plans to open a third factory and hire engineers and technicians on the heels of a $65 million Series B.
Why it matters: Wire harnesses are a major national-security bottleneck, as they serve as the nervous systems inside everything from munitions to aircraft, satellites to cars.
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