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Posted on 7/25/2025
AI-enabled defense logistics optimization software
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Arlington, VA, USA
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Rune Technologies develops TyrOS, an AI-enabled platform that optimizes military logistics and sustainment operations for branches like the U.S. Army. The software works by integrating critical data to provide decision-makers with real-time monitoring, predictive analytics, and automated planning tools. Unlike general logistics providers, the company combines direct military experience with private sector technology to address the specific complexities of defense supply chains. Their goal is to use data-driven insights to ensure faster, more efficient military decision-making and operational success.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$30.2M
Headquarters
Arlington, Virginia
Founded
2024
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Rune Technologies, founded by 28-year-old college dropout Peter Goldsborough, has raised $24 million to revolutionise military supply chain management. The startup's flagship product, TyrOS, is a logistics platform that provides real-time data and predictive analytics to ensure troops have necessary resources like fuel, ammunition and food. Goldsborough, who previously worked at Facebook's AI research team and defence technology company Anduril, identified a significant gap in military logistics—an area receiving less attention than high-tech weaponry. TyrOS integrates data from various sources to forecast future needs based on consumption patterns, enabling faster resupply decisions. Before launching, Goldsborough conducted extensive interviews with military logisticians to understand their challenges. The platform aims to empower rather than replace human decision-makers, addressing a critical aspect of warfare where logistics can determine mission success.
Raft participates in Army's Lightning Surge exercises. 0 Comments On March 11, Raft announced that Raft Data Platform ((R) DP) and Raft AI Mission System ((R) AIMS) directly enabled the 25th Infantry Division's Lightning Surge 1 and 2 exercises, part of the Army's Next Generation Command and Control (NGC2) initiative. In partnership with the Army's 25th Infantry Division, CPE C2IN, and industry partners Lockheed Martin, Accelint, and Rune Technologies, Raft delivered real-time, hardware- and data-agnostic synchronization of sensors, fires, ISR, and sustainment systems under live-fire conditions at the tactical edge. Both exercises validate that a software-defined, data-first approach accelerates decisions, increases soldier lethality, and enables decisive multi-domain operations at speed and scale. During Lightning Surge 2, division artillery soldiers from the 25th Infantry Division demonstrated Raft Data Platform and Raft AI Mission System ingesting live calls for fires and compressing a soldier intensive process into an automated workflow. The demonstration validated, under senior leadership scrutiny, that AI-powered, agnostic data integration can materially accelerate lethal decision cycles in live-fire conditions at the tactical edge. "In modern combat, weapons systems, battle-tested and emerging, must operate together at the tactical edge under pressure," said Shubhi Mishra, founder and CEO of Raft. "Raft Data Platform and Raft AI Mission System are the leading agnostic data and AI layers built for the tactical edge that persists when transport degrades, applications change, or environments become contested. Lightning Surge exercises continue to validate exactly this under live fire." Through the Lightning Surge exercises, the team is validating a modern, open by design command and control architecture that aims to reduce costs, streamline integration and get capability to operators faster, the company said. IC News delivers the situational awareness you need to get ahead and stay ahead in the IC contracting space. Subscribe today for full access to 10,000+ articles, plus new articles each weekday.
Rune Technologies has secured a $2 million Direct to Phase II Small Business Innovation Research contract from the US Army to deploy its TyrOS predictive logistics platform. The 18-month programme will partner with the 1st Cavalry Division at Fort Hood, Texas. TyrOS addresses military logistics in contested environments where communications are denied or disrupted. The platform uses edge-first architecture to enable units to track assets, predict shortfalls and receive optimised courses of action without constant connectivity. It will integrate with existing Army systems including the Joint Battle Command Platform. The Direct to Phase II designation recognises that Rune's technology has already achieved sufficient feasibility. The company was recently selected by both prime contractor teams on the Army's NGC2 programme: Lockheed Martin and Anduril.
Rune Technologies has joined Anduril's $99.6 million Next-Generation Command and Control (NGC2) prototype programme for the US Army, currently being evaluated with the 4th Infantry Division. Rune's TyrOS platform provides AI-enabled predictive logistics software designed to operate in contested environments with degraded communications. The platform integrates into NGC2's architecture to deliver real-time logistics decision support at tactical levels, transforming reactive manual processes into intelligent systems. TyrOS features mesh-centric, "offline first" architecture, ensuring resilience in denied, degraded, intermittent or low-bandwidth conditions. NGC2 aims to enable faster decision-making by integrating previously siloed military systems. During the six-month prototype effort, TyrOS will be refined for rapid scaling at division level, providing commanders with predictive capabilities for supply needs and resource allocation even when communications fail.
Rune Technologies, an Arlington, VA-based military logistics company developing AI-enabled predictive software, raised $24M in Series A funding.