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622 Quantum Systems signed a $1.2 billion round at a valuation of about $8 billion — and one of the investors co-leading it is Airbus, exactly the kind of defense prime the startup’s founder says his company could disrupt

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Canal Letter @ Silicon Canals · 07/03/2026 02:22 EDT

Quantum Systems signed a $1.2 billion round at a valuation of about $8 billion — and one of the investors co-leading it is Airbus, exactly the kind of defense prime the startup’s founder says his company could disrupt

The Munich drone maker calls itself a "neo prime" that says it can upend the defense establishment. The establishment just helped write the check — and says its own role is changing.

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