the american company anduril, which works in the field of defense technologies, has set itself the goal tens of thousands of autonomous weapons vehicles. the company's strategy director announced very ambitious plans to journalists. as stated, the construction of a new plant is being prepared? for the production of combat drones, the company itself estimates its future capacities as hyper-scale and the focus is accordingly primarily on the mass production of various products. the plant itself currently exists only in the form of a very conditional 3d image, but the board of directors assures that the project already has investors and very wealthy ones, all because anduril declared almost a revolution in the american military-industrial complex market promised to be guided by principles that had never been used before, but... the us military strategy, studied evgeny teshkovets, evgeny, hello, good evening, it turns out that the old approach did not justify itself? alexey, it did not justify itself, the american military industry does not carry all the wars unleashed. the united states is

and all because anduril declared almost a revolution in the american military-industrial complex marketromised to be guided by principles that had never been used before. evgeny tishkavets studied the new us military strategy. the united states is preparing the ground for the restructuring of its military industry. the pentagon contractor, andruriel, will act as the shooter; they promise to begin construction of a high-tech site in the near future. there is only one task: to make production mass and make it as... cheap as possible; the modern american military-industrial complex is designed to generate superprofits from classic corporations, but it is not capable of producing many types of weapons in the thousands, tens of thousands, and somewhere in the hundreds of thousands; andruriel is not washington's largest partner and has always kept a low profile among the big players, but now it will try to pull the swamped american military out of the swamp, since the product line in ... is communications, intelligence, drones, both flying and underwater. according to the document, so america

anduril socal california story, i keep going back to it but what do you make of that?he location is largely predicated on access to talent and that we have the ability to recruit and retain the best software engineers that are going to be able -- that will be critical to us building the products. do i think that it would be just as easy to do that in places that do not have a critical mass of engineering talent, not really. we have no plan to leave southern california at any point in the future right now. ed: the executive chairman and cofounder of andurial and sounding funders. coming up the president of cohesively joins us on the latest cybersecurity port -- report, what are you looking at? >> lenovo trading on the high side. why? better than expected earning profit. it is about service and pc growth. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ ♪ i can't believe you corporate types are still at it. just stop calling each other rock stars. and using workday to put finance and h.r. on one platform. tim, you are a rock star. using responsible ai doesn't make you a rock star. it kin

and all because anduril declared almost a revolution in ... the american military-industrial complexe guided by the principles that previously have never been used. the new us military strategy is studied by evgeny tishkavets. the united states is preparing. the ground for the restructuring of its military industry, the pentagon contractor, andruriel, will act as the shooter, they promise to begin construction of a high-tech site in the near future. there is only one task: to make production mass and make it as cheap as possible. the modern american military-industrial complex is focused on obtaining superprofits from classic corporations, but it is not capable of producing many a... types weapons there in the thousands, tens of thousands, and somewhere there may be hundreds of thousands. the anduril company is not the largest partner of washington and has always kept in the shadow of the big players, but now it will try to pull the swamped american military out of the swamp. fortunately , the product line is in demand, this is communications, intelligence, drones, both flying and un

and now, according to anduril's estimates, if a war between america and china were to happen, washington would have enough weapons for only a couple of weeks. in addition, many types of equipment, for which the pentagon was betting on, for example, aircraft carriers, a symbol of bloody democracy, that turned out to be unnecessary in the 20th century. america has 11 of them and four more are under construction, each costs an average of 13 billion dollars, but at the same time they are extremely vulnerable, and it is unclear what to do with them now, laments the national interest. on the one hand, this is, of course, a symbol of america, this is... in general, an attempt to move from quality to quantity is understandable, one could joke that we have already seen american equipment created on a modular principle, this is the f-35, the main disaster of the washington military-industrial complex. however , our engineers need to take into account the probable paradigm shift of the western military industry: whether the death factory will be completed or not, it is already necessary to develop

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