Carol Masser

Yeah, I think it goes back to the need.

I think 10 years ago, I don't think people really understood what our adversaries were capable of.

I think there was a certain level of, you know, we have the superior tech advantage.

And I think objectively speaking, that's changed.

And with that need comes a real desire to move quickly.

You know, previously, you know, there was some talk about the valley of death.

One way to look at it is there's several valleys of death.

You have the valley of death of that first contract.

But for a startup like us, you have this valley of death around software integration.

And specifically as a company, that's the problem that we solve.

Rob Slaughter, CEO of Defense Unicorns, reaching unicorn status with his latest funding round.

Thank you very much.

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