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Read The Strategy. See The Opportunity
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The current wave of rearmament marks an epochal transformation. It is not merely a matter of increased military spending, but the emergence of a new industrial and technological system built around artificial…
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Original DFM publication · DFM Analysis report · 2025-07-09
The current wave of rearmament marks an epochal transformation. It is not merely a matter of increased military spending, but the emergence of a new industrial and technological system built around artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, advanced sensors, and dual-use innovation. This transformation is central not only to the security of liberal democracies, but also to their industrial competitiveness and broader economic positioning. While it began in Europe, it continues with force in the United States and may soon extend to liberal democracies across Asia, all facing the strategic challenge posed by authoritarian regimes.
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Understanding the logic behind this shift means anticipating the structural changes that, in the coming years, will redefine strategic supply chains, production capacities, and public investment priorities.
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