0:00 Introduction 2:11 Why defense primes excel at hardware but startups win at battlefield data 4:31 Structural barriers preventing large contractors from rapid iteration 6:44 Evolution of counterterrorism strategy after 9/11 9:03 How personality-based relationships enabled

Former White House Official Trevor Hough reflects on the startup defense ecosystem, data sharing, and a 25+ year career across the Army, Special Operations, and The White House on the newest Defense Disrupted episode. Full Episode: https://t.co/srV0QgASCh

Trust is the key to leadership across thousands of people. Terry Kraft from the @ussmidway breaks it down from his experience leading 10,000 person aircraft carriers. Listen to the full Defense Disrupted episode: https://t.co/1vVaKPWhmZ

The newest Defense Disrupted podcast episode, live from the @USSMidwayMuseum! Ian Kalin chats with RADM (ret.) and CEO of the Midway Museum, Terry Kraft, in this special episode. 00:42 Building AI for mission-critical environments 03:07 Why defense innovation lags behind Silicon

Retired Navy Admiral Bob Sharp on Scaling Leadership and Lessons from 34 Years of Service Hosts Ian Kalin and Ed Padinske talked to Bob Sharp on the key challenges that intelligence analysts and organizations face in today's world. Introduction You Can't Surge Trust

"TurbineOne compresses a task that might take a human 20 hours, such as sorting through images of hundreds of square miles of terrain, down to 20 seconds." – Andrew Evans, @USArmy Director of Strategy & Transformation Read the @WSJ feature: https://t.co/2gS2id8mpE

⚓🎙️ Behind the scenes on the @USSMidwayMuseum! On the Midway's 80th Anniversary, Rear Adm. Terry Kraft (Ret.) joined host @IanJKalin for a special recording of the Defense Disrupted Podcast—filmed aboard the historic ship in San Diego. The conversation centered on how defense

@TurbineOneTech is at #DSEI2025 this week! Stop by Booth S4-167 in the USA Pavilion to learn more about our AI intelligence, autonomy, and security capabilities at the edge.

"The TurbineOne deal marks one of the quickest paths—just shy of four years—for a software startup to secure a long-term contract with the Pentagon." @TurbineOneTech partners with the US Army under a new $99M IDIQ contract to bring AI directly to the frontlines. Congrats

The @USArmy is partnering with @TurbineOneTech on a 5-year, $99M IDIQ to deliver AI at the edge. Our Frontline Perception System software enables Soldiers build and deploy AI models in the field—faster, smarter decisions where they matter most. This award builds off previous

Exclusive: American soldiers are starting to carry artificial intelligence in their pockets and rucksacks, the result of a $98.9 million contract between the U.S. Army and a San Francisco startup

TurbineOne is honored to partner with the @USArmy under a new $99M IDIQ contract to bring AI directly to the frontlines. https://t.co/WRo4zhqGHD

Traditional ML labeling and detection takes too long for operators in high-stakes missions. With TurbineOne’s new zero-shot detection capability, an operator can now: -Label just one or a few examples of a target. -Click “Find more” to generate dozens of accurate labels

At Naval Air Station Whidbey Island, manual surveillance and paper-based tracking left critical gaps in force protection. By partnering with @DIU_x and Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific, TurbineOne deployed the Frontline Perception System (FPS) to change that:

Announcing our new engineering hires to the @TurbineOneTech team! Welcome Augie, Adam, Josh, Tim, Nick, and Cameron! We're hiring for more roles: https://t.co/ZdmwZeAW7R

We’re excited to announce two new full time hires at @TurbineOneTech! Matt Sheftic will be joining us as Solutions Lead, and Dan Benick, as Principal, Business Development. Matt and Dan both began their journeys with TurbineOne through incredible fellowship programs. Matt was a

Major General Daniel "D-Day" Simpson, USAF (retired) is direct: China isn't a near peer competitor — they're a peer competitor who spent three decades studying how we fight, then built countermeasures targeting our dependencies. Watch the full interview here: