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Ex-Anduril founders raise $30mn to build Europe’s synthetic battlefield for defence AI

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Agon, a London startup founded by ex-Anduril leaders, raised $30 million to develop a synthetic battlefield for training AI-powered autonomous weapons in Europe. The platform aims to provide secure, synthetic combat data to train drones and missiles without relying on scarce real-world data. Investors include Lakestar, Lux Capital, and Northzone, supporting Europe's push for sovereign defense AI capabilities.

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