Hello from Wales.
Why we chose the Conwy valley, what we are trying to build, and our working thesis — that the next generation of allied defence kit will be built by small, vertically-integrated teams that write their own code.
The work in public. Notes on engineering decisions, policy positions, and programme milestones from the team in Betws-y-Coed.
Why we chose the Conwy valley, what we are trying to build, and our working thesis — that the next generation of allied defence kit will be built by small, vertically-integrated teams that write their own code.
A walk through the post-quantum parameter choice, the hybrid design, and where classical ECDH still earns its place in the stack.
Photos and notes from our first autoclaved wing-box spar, cured this week at a Welsh composites partner. Weight came in 4% under target.
Our customer policy, our reasoning, and how we apply it to everything from briefings to open-source contributions.
A virtual walkthrough of the DF-POD-C — what each of the seven stack bays does, and why the thermal bay is where we have spent the most time.
Who we are looking for, what we pay, how we interview, and why the best defence careers in Europe right now are in a small town in north Wales.
The DF-5 and the Cipher Terminal both run on the Dragonfod C1 — an ARM64 SoC whose back-end packaging happens in Newport. Here's why that matters and what it costs.
A changelog and architecture overview of the first milestone build. Post-quantum handshake, mesh routing, and the audit ledger — running on real hardware in the lab.