Focused on developing air defense technology
singularityus.comLos Angeles, USADefenseYC S23Founded 20231 person
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The July 1 Defense Daily article is the earliest specific article about this round and fixes the announcement date; the July 14 Citybiz article and July 17 Washington Technology roundup were published later. Citybiz identifies the round as co-led by Khosla Ventures and Felicis and lists the other participants; Washington Technology additionally expands NEA as New Enterprise Associates and describes AE Ventures and New Enterprise Associates as seed investors.
| Round | Amount | Announced | Lead | Buzz |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Series A [ REPORTED LATER ]: This round was announced before Fireround first saw it. It stays in the company's history, not in Latest, Trending, or alerts. | $80M at $400 million valuation | 2026-07-01 | Felicis, Khosla Ventures | No recent discussion |
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The July 1 Defense Daily article is the earliest specific article about this round and fixes the announcement date; the July 14 Citybiz article and July 17 Washington Technology roundup were published later. Citybiz identifies the round as co-led by Khosla Ventures and Felicis and lists the other participants; Washington Technology additionally expands NEA as New Enterprise Associates and describes AE Ventures and New Enterprise Associates as seed investors. | ||||
LinkedIn via Alexandria from ycombinator.com
Singularity is tackling a documented cost-and-scale gap: cheap drones and munitions can cost far less than the interceptors used against them, while existing air-defense production cannot meet demand. Its $80M Series A, vertically integrated manufacturing approach, and multiple monthly flight tests are a bet that automotive-style production can make missile-based air defense affordable and plentiful enough to protect warfighters and civilians.
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