Katherine Boyle

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5,126 appearances 13 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2025 last heard 17 Feb

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Um so so th you know, those are those are two early companies, extremely early, right?
These are the companies that were founded in two thousand two, two thousand th three.
Um so I think in some ways they had to do the very, very difficult work of educating the government, educating themselves, right?
L like explaining why it is so important.
Um, but I think, you know, that now 20 years on from from those companies founding.
we just see an extraordinary amount of I I think alignment um that we've never seen before.
One, because the the kind of, you know, stakes have changed.
In two thousand two, no one was worried about China.
And in two thousand twelve no one was worried about China, right?
So there there's something that I think has changed in terms of near peer adversaries as well.
that people are now waking up and saying, okay, like we we we you know, we can't let our own procurement process be the thing that stops us from actually fielding these technologies and producing them in mass.
Yeah, I'll echo that, you know, I I joke that I just love production companies.
Um, and that it, you know, you're now actually seeing large companies say we're moving back our manufacturing back to the USA.
Um I just think there's never been a better time to to really focus on components um and to focus on sort of like the the like almost like the dumb parts, um the dumb hardware that's needed for a war of mass.
And so I think we're we're taking serious look.
at a lot of companies that have in interesting theses on how you do that in bulk.
Obviously Hadrian was an early company, you know, that that really focused on how do you build a factory of the future.
But I think a lot of learnings over the last several years of how you how you really automate factories to build for
um, you know, whether whether it's exquisite systems or sort of dumb parts, all will be necessary in a war of mass.
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