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New and recently funded Military Startups

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Phantom Defense
Country: Ukraine
Phantom Defense is a Ukrainian defence technology company developing a comprehensive counter-UAS ecosystem to protect military forces, critical infrastructure, and civilian assets.
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Fortastra
Country: USA | Funding: $40.6M
Fortastra develops and operates maneuverable spacecraft designed to protect space-based infrastructure from potential threats.
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Kapta Space
Country: USA | Funding: $29.5M
Kapta Space is building low-cost, steerable radar sensor systems that will enable space missions for defense and commercial applications.
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Diraq
Country: Australia | Funding: $114.8M
Diraq develops quantum computers utilizing modified silicon transistors, making them suitable for utility-scale applications. It has designed its quantum processors so that they can be churned out with the same equipment used to manufacture billions of chips for phones and computers each year. The startups takes part in the quantum computing program run by the US Department of Defence
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Aventra
Country: USA | Funding: $20.5M
Aventra Defense Systems operates as a defense technology start-up developing low-cost glide and guidance systems for ultra long-range precision strikes
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Falcata
Country: USA | Funding: $1M
Falcata develops sensing, guidance, navigation and control technologies used in interceptors designed to counter drones, missiles and other aerial threats.
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Furientis
Country: USA | Funding: $30M
Furientis is building building low-cost, high-volume ship-based interceptor missiles to address critical U.S. munitions shortages and cost imbalances in modern warfare. Its solid rocket motor chemistry and manufacturing processes are engineered for motor production in the thousands per factory per year while flight vehicles are engineered for manufacturability - driving 30-minute final assembly and a monthly design-build-fly cadence.
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D-Fend Solutions
Country: Israel | Funding: $65M
D-Fend Solutions is the leading counter-drone cyber-takeover technology provider, enabling full control, safety, & continuity. Acquired by Motorola
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Apex Space
Country: USA | Funding: $722M
Apex builds satellite buses designed to host commercial and government payloads such as Earth-imaging capabilities and sensors ​for missile ​tracking and ⁠defense.
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Picogrid
Country: USA | Funding: $57.1M
Picogrid creates the hardware/software platform Legion for integrating military products from other companies—from drones to radars, sensors, and software. It combines information from various systems to integrate physical assets, optimize data, and connect to operational tools such as ATAK, Palantir's Maven intelligence system, and other platforms. The company also produces Helios, a portable expeditionary command and control node that provides the physical hardware infrastructure and edge computing to connect various field assets with each other and with Legion, and Portal, a more compact edge computing and networking node that fits in a backpack for dismounted operations. The company partners with giants like Northrop Grumman and startups including CHAOS Industries, CX2, radar maker Echodyne, Skydio, and Palantir.