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Why doesn't Hadrian pivot to AI infrastructure? CEO Chris Power says it would be a "disservice to the mission," given the scale of demand to reindustrialize. "We have so much demand across submarines, munitions, drones, the industrial base, and energetics that any market pivot would be doing a disservice... show more

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