Defense technology startup Epirus has raised $250 million in a Series D funding round, as it looks to scale up production of ...

Epirus’ Leonidas is system is a ground-based, directed energy weapon that fires off an electromagnetic pulse to disable swarms of drones, or it can neutralize precision targets.

Epirus plans to expand production of its directed-energy weapons and jump into overseas and commercial markets on the heels ...

Demonstration shows how Epirus can freeze drone swarms in their tracks with its high-power microwave technology ...

Animation shows traditional counter-drone technology vs. Epirus' Leonidas system that can take out entire swarms of drones at once.

Los Angeles-based startup Epirus raised a $250 million Series D led by 8VC and Washington Harbour Partners in the latest ...

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The seven-year-old startup is pushing to further develop and make more of its Leonidas system, which works to fire lasers and other pulses at adversaries' drones.

Epirus, a defense technology startup that makes directed energy and anti-drone systems, has fetched $250 million in Series D capital from investors to aid in the expansion of production capacity.

(Reuters) -Defense technology startup Epirus has raised $250 million in a Series D funding round, as it looks to scale up production of its anti-drone weapons, the company said on Wednesday.