Five domains where technology decides the outcome.

Attritable aircraft, uncrewed vessels, and robotic ground systems that restore mass to the free world's arsenal. The next fight will be won by whoever fields capable autonomy at scale, first.

We look for teams that treat autonomy as a manufacturing problem as much as a software problem — designing for automotive cost curves, contested-EW environments, and production lines that scale to thousands of units.

Proliferated constellations, responsive launch, and persistent sensing that turn orbit into the decisive high ground. Space is no longer a sanctuary — it is contested terrain that must be defended.

Our diligence favors architectures that survive attrition: many cheap satellites over few exquisite ones, launch on demand over launch on schedule, and downlink economics that close without subsidy.

Command-and-control software that closes the kill chain in seconds, not hours. Decision advantage is the modern high ground, and it is won in software.

We back AI-native platforms built for accreditation from day one — systems that fuse every sensor into a trusted operating picture and run at the tactical edge, disconnected, under jamming.

The invisible domains decide the visible ones. We invest in companies that defend critical networks and win the fight for the electromagnetic spectrum.

The best defensive teams think like attackers. We look for founders with operational backgrounds who automate what previously took a cleared expert — and who understand that the spectrum is a weapons system.

Deterrence is an industrial problem. Magazines run dry in weeks; rebuilding them takes years. We fund the companies collapsing that timeline.

From qualified additive parts to software-defined factories and transparent supply chains, we invest in the picks and shovels of rearmament — businesses that make every prime and every program faster.