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$BURU is executing — not speculating! With Lyocon, NUBURU now operates a live blue-laser industrial platform addressing a $20B+ global market — supported by structured industrial output, including $850,000 in initial production activity. See PR here: Industrial revenue base. Defense expansion optionality. Measured execution. #Lyocon #DefenseTech #SaaS #OperationalResilience #DefenseTech...

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