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McCormick: Fuse recruited the former number two Iranian nuclear scientist
“The number of two, kind of, nuclear scientists in, in Iran who came over here to, kind of, work on, on our side here, and then just, like, everybody that I met who was, like, you know, working on the machines, like top to bottom, just like an unbelievably cool…”
McCormick: Anduril's early round was crowded at a $100M valuation
“But that, like, early story that, like, nobody wanted to touch it was actually, like, a pretty crowded round at a hundred million dollar valuation.”
McCormick: Anduril hit $28B valuation after doubling revenue
“Mandel just raised it a two X step up again, and they're at twenty eight billion and They're not that far off now. They're like a quarter of the way to the big defense prime's kind of market caps and continuing to grow really fast and like what doubled revenue…”
McCormick: Ramp filmed its Saquon Barkley Super Bowl ad in four days
“We got word that we got a super bowl slot and we've been like spending the whole past day trying to coordinate with Saquon and his people to get this thing done. And they filmed it in like You know, they did the whole thing in, like, three or four days.”
McCormick: Base Power rents batteries and monetizes by trading power
“They're a retail electric provider, so they like are your power company when you install the battery. They, because of that, they don't have to sell it to you. They just rent you the battery essentially, and they, and you pay for the install cost, but then the…”