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Pentagon selects nine startups to split orders for 60,000 drones

Nine drone startups, including Eric Schmidt-founded Perennial, will split US Defense Department orders for 60,000 drones, The Information reported. The procurement is structured as a competition and bars China-made parts, directing a large military order toward suppliers that can meet the domestic sourcing requirement. The orders have not yet been described as completed deliveries.
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