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Auterion CEO Says Drones Are Becoming Like Smartphones — He's Right, and He's Selling the OS

Auterion founder Lorenz Meier argues that the U.S., Germany, and Ukraine are now procuring attack drones like consumer smartphones — hardware is commoditizing, and durable value is migrating to the software layer. What the piece omits: Auterion holds a Gauntlet production contract, Rheinmetall (one of Germany's three loitering munition suppliers) is an Auterion shareholder, and the company has a joint venture producing strike drones for Ukraine. The analysis is largely sound, but it also doubles as a sales pitch.

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