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Defense technology company Anduril Industries is reportedly aiming for a $100 billion valuation in its latest funding round, indicating significant investor interest in the firm.

Anduril Industries unveiled its autonomous attack rotorcraft 'Thunder' at the Farnborough Airshow, designed as a drone wingman, while India also advanced its indigenous unmanned systems with the Varun.

Anduril Industries is accelerating its defense-tech expansion by exploring entry into Israel, with candidates being shortlisted to manage its operations in the country.

HD Hyundai announced an expansion of its collaboration with US partners in naval and uncrewed vessel technologies, including signing an MoU with Anduril Industries, following its participation in Sea Air Space 2026.

Anduril Industries is investing in a streamlined factory design to enable the mass production of uncrewed fighter aircraft, signaling a shift towards more efficient defense manufacturing.

Boeing has unveiled its flight-ready Ghost Bat combat drone, while rivals General Atomics and Anduril Industries showcased their own full-scale models, signaling a new era of autonomous warfare.

Palmer Luckey's defense company, Anduril Industries, has unveiled Thunder, an autonomous tiltrotor aircraft designed to deliver missiles, drones, electronic-warfare systems, and cargo.

Kate Odell is in conversation with Christian Brose of Anduril Industries.

Anduril Industries is set to begin production of high-speed combat drones at its newly established US plant within days, marking a significant step in defense technology manufacturing.

Rise Of Europe's "War Unicorns" As Goldman Maps The Defense-Startup Ecosystem The "war unicorn" startup boom we pointed out the other week isn't just an American story. It's happening across the West, as defense startups built around dual-use technology could become the next hot bubble. Goldman analysts, led by Sam Burgess, told clients on Tuesday that European defense is seeing a "rise of the startups," which could reshape an industry long dominated by major defense contractors. Burgess said there are more than 380 defense tech startups across Europe, and these companies have raised over $3 billion, heavily focused on dual-use areas like AI analytics, autonomy, sensing, cyber resilience, and next-generation communications. He said these startups are clustered around major innovation hubs in London, Munich, Stockholm, Paris, and Helsinki, backed by early-stage investors and public programs, including the NATO Innovation Fund and the EIF Defense Equity Facility. Here's a visual breakdown of the EU defense startups ecosystem: "Recent conflicts, particularly the war in Ukraine, have underscored the need for rapid technological iteration, multi-domain integration, and a digitally enabled battlefield," Burgess said. Burgess' note is exactly on point and follows our view of the rise of war unicorn startups as big defense primes face an "adapt or die" moment, as the war in Ukraine and a surge in dual-use technologies (drones, ground bots, and AI kill chains) have pushed Secretary of War Pete Hegseth to recently announce a move to accelerate the fielding of this new technology. Translation: The DoW under Hegseth and the rest of the procurement process are moving away from bloated legacy defense primes toward defense tech startups, creating a boom as we've characterized by the rise of war unicorns like Palmer Luckey's Anduril Industries. The shift away from big defense primes in the DoW's procurement process comes as the war in Ukraine has given military planners and strategists an uncomfortable preview of what conflict in the 2030s could look like. It's not just about expensive stealth jets, bombers, and big, fancy missiles and cannons. It's about ground robots, drones, and consumer-grade products that can easily be weaponized. Professional subscribers can read the full note on Europe's rise of defense startups on our new Marketdesk.ai portal​​​​. Tyler Durden Wed, 02/18/2026 - 05:45

Archer Aviation and Anduril Industries have introduced a new autonomous aircraft platform, 'Thunder,' designed for both defense and commercial applications, targeting operators of Apache and armed reconnaissance helicopters.

Anduril Industries, a defense systems manufacturer, is employing unconventional strategies to identify and recruit talent. According to Jeff Miller, few defense companies actively recruit beyond traditional methods.

Anduril Industries has seen its valuation soar to $61 billion after securing a massive funding round backed by Thrive Capital and a16z, highlighting strong investor confidence in the defense technology company.

Palmer Luckey, founder of Oculus VR, left Facebook (now Meta) amid controversy after selling his startup for $2 billion. He subsequently founded Anduril Industries, a defense-tech company, and recently commented on Meta's VR layoffs.

Η Anduril Industries εξαγόρασε την εταιρεία παρακολούθησης πυραύλων και διαστημικών πληροφοριών ExoAnalytic Solutions με στόχο να εξασφαλίσει συμβόλαιο συνεργασίας για το νέο προηγμένο σύστημα…