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Fusion launches defense-tech fund, offering start-ups up to $2 million in early-stage funding

The new investment track targets startups developing military, national security and critical infrastructure technologies.

Israeli venture capital fund Fusion has launched a new investment track specifically targeting defense technology start-ups, offering up to $2 million in initial funding. The program, in partnership with Stratos Ventures, aims to support companies developing technologies for military, national security, and critical infrastructure applications.

Selected start-ups will receive investments ranging from $500,000 to $2 million, along with access to defense industry networks and military organizations in Israel, the United States, and Europe.

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