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The U.S. Navy is actively pivoting its procurement strategy to co-invest with venture capital firms rather than solely funding early-stage research internally, signaling a major shift in how defense budgets will support AI and quantum development. By releasing an updated wish list vetted by investors, the department aims to streamline entry for startups building autonomous systems and next-gen technologies that align with specific operational needs. This approach effectively lowers barriers for founders while directing substantial capital toward high-priority technical domains like autonomous refueling and advanced sensing.
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The US Navy just told us what’s on its tech wish list for the next several years

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Navy CTO Justin Fanelli talks co-investing alongside VCs instead of funding early research himself, recent buys like a $562 million autonomous refueling deal, and the Navy's updated wish list — from AI to quantum — for where founders should be building next.

Justin Fanelli, the Department of Navy’s chief technology officer, has spent the last three and a half years trying to make the U.S. Navy easier to do business with. When we first talked to him last year, he described a shift away from what he called “your granddaddy’s government” — a “spaghetti chart” of entry points for startups — into something closer to a funnel, where companies that show strong results get pulled into the Navy’s technology base as enterprise services. This week, we caught up with him again on a video call, and this time, he wasn’t just looking again to further streamline the procurement process, he was sprinting, literally, to catch a flight he’d just been ordered onto with…

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