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Armada, in collaboration with Microsoft and Aramco, deployed the first modular data center in the Saudi Arabian desert.
Dan Wright predicts that within a few years, the world's technology infrastructure will run on either a U.S. or a Chinese AI stack.
Armada has raised over $200 million in funding to date.
SpaceX's Starlink service has expanded to 150 countries within five years of its initial launch.
Armada conducted the first-ever offshore edge computing deployment for the U.S. Navy during the UNITAS exercise.
Armada deployed the first modular data center in Alaska, reducing the processing time for drone data from 30 hours to real-time for the state's natural disaster response.
Armada's strategy is to leverage its partnership with Starlink to deploy infrastructure globally and "box out" Chinese competitors like Huawei.
The United States currently lacks necessary AI and computing infrastructure in key strategic areas like the Pacific theater and the Arctic.
Dan Wright predicts that 2026 will be the year Armada begins deploying AI models at scale for customers in critical industries.
Armada positions itself as the "hyperscaler for the edge," aiming to deploy powerful AI models to edge locations.
Armada has established partnerships with Skydio and OpenAI to deploy their technologies to edge locations.
Dan Wright predicts that data centers will be deployed in space to support future activities like building bases on the Moon and Mars with robots.