Securing Our Future
Jeremy HitchcockSecuring Our Future covers where commercial technology meets national security. New North Ventures writes on the companies, capital, and policy shaping space, energy, cyber, and defense, plus conversations with the people building it. Weekly.
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The Weapon and the Shield Are the Same Model
National Security Agency headquarters at Fort Meade, Maryland, where the agency is reorganizing around five mission centers, including one for artificial intelligence. NSA photo, public domain.
In the span of one week, a small cell in nort...
The Military Became an Energy Developer
Soldiers of the 38th Air Defense Artillery Brigade emplace a Patriot radar at night, July 19, 2025. The Army used the image to announce its Janus microreactor awards. U.S. Army photo by Capt. Frank Spatt.
Two things happened in the past te...
Defense Tech Learns to Borrow
Castelion’s Project Ranger production campus in Sandoval County, New Mexico. Photo: Castelion.
Two of the largest defense raises of the last few weeks arrived with something novel: a debt tranche. On August 27, REGENT Craft, the seaglider...
Autonomy Goes Brownfield
Two defense companies made news this week, both selling something called autonomy, both chasing opposite futures. Agon launched out of London with $23 million to build synthetic battlefields where new autonomous weapons learn to fight befor...
The Government Became the Growth Round
There is a company in Exeter, New Hampshire that has raised $117 million in venture capital across the life of its Series B. In the last eight weeks, the federal government has committed $566 million to it.
That ratio is the story. Not the...
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