"The time from detecting and acting has decreased," said Will Hurd. "Our job and our tools create time."
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A peek at Astria, part of the Chaos Industries suite of sensing and networking gear. Photo: Courtesy of Chaos Industries
Chaos Industries has for three years worked quietly, talking little of its defense-tech push stateside and overseas, including in the Middle East and Ukraine.
Why it matters: The company concerns itself with what may be the hottest topic of today and tomorrow: overhead defense.
"The very few companies that are going to win are going to be really, truly multi-product."
"I want to under-promise and over-deliver," Skyler Shuford told Axios.
"I care that the best companies get investment and that we create a furnace of technology."
Dominion Dynamics moved into a 25,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in June.
Silicon Valley’s approach to defence is back under the spotlight
"I see this perfect storm that's been happening in the world," NightDragon CEO Dave Dewalt told Axios.
