Raft's core insight is brutally simple: the Pentagon doesn't need more dashboards—it needs a unified software fabric that turns sensor data into lethal decisions. Their platform weaves together AI, data integration, and resilience into what they call 'the software foundation of modern warfare.' This isn't vendor-speak; it's a recognition that in multi-domain operations, the side that decides faster wins. They're building the connective tissue between JADC2, autonomous systems, and human commanders.

$66M with 366 employees suggests a company that's either: (1) deeply penetrated defense contracts, or (2) ruthlessly efficient. At ~$181K revenue per head, they're punching above most B2B startups while staying lean enough to move at startup speed. This is the scale where you have real operational leverage but haven't yet drowned in bureaucracy. The fact that funding is listed as N/A is fascinating—are they bootstrapped through revenue, or is their cap table classified?