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Marlinspike Raises New Fund to Back Defense, Industrial Startups

Marlinspike Raises New Fund to Back Defense, Industrial Startups
Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 01 July 2026, 16:45 UTC 1 min read
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Jul 1st, 2026 Marlinspike Raises New Fund to Back Defense, Industrial Startups Marlinspike Partners just raised an oversubscribed $127 million Fund II to "rearm America," the latest sign that investors are piling into defense startups. Marlinspike co-founder and CEO Neil Keegan, who also served six years as a US Navy Surface Warfare Officer, joins Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech."

Jul 1st, 2026 Marlinspike Raises New Fund to Back Defense, Industrial Startups Marlinspike Partners just raised an oversubscribed $127 million Fund II to "rearm America," the latest sign that investors are piling into defense startups. Marlinspike co-founder and CEO Neil Keegan, who also served six years as a US Navy Surface Warfare Officer, joins Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech."
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