Reindustrialize 3.0 06.16.26-06.17.26

There is a discourse gap in our space - and I'll define "space" here to mean shipbuilding and seapower. 🔊Volume on🔊 We have some amazing voices covering naval news, and sharp folks talking seapower, manufacturing, or defense tech on X, but there is not yet a podcast deep-diving on what it takes to build ships and seapower. 🇺🇸 I've saddled up with @Turnip who's been building ships for 25 years (destroyers, amphibs, you name it) to interview the great Americans rebuilding our maritime power. There is one criteria to come on our show: build buoyant American mobility. 🛠️🏗️👷🏽‍♂️ No consultants. No investors. No sideline quarterbacks.

This month, we honor those who’ve served, and the freedom that fuels American craftsmanship.🎖️ Proudly built in the USA. Always. 🇺🇸 #MadeInAmerica #VeteransMonth #MadeInTheUSA #Moduline #ModulineCabinets

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Substrate is building a next-generation foundry to return America to dominance in semiconductor production. To achieve this, we will use our technology—a new form of advanced X-ray lithography—to power them. America invented semiconductors. We will lead again.

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Modern design meets everyday comfort. ✨ Polar Shades interior shades give you style, privacy, and light control, all made right here in the USA. 🇺🇸 #PolarShades #MadeInUSA #HomeImprovement

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Tucked in the foothills of Tennessee’s Smoky Mountains is a factory that has figured out a way to manufacture in America that’s cheaper, quicker and better. It’s the home of a famous American writing implement: the Sharpie marker. Read more: on.wsj.com/3L8sOq9

The Valar team has been working hard to fulfill the President's order for advanced reactors by July 4th of next year. Here's a little bit of blast footage, as a treat

The future of manufacturing is expressive. We’re building elastic factories that think, learn, and create. Factories where design freedom meets production speed. Where AI and robotics form metal with precision and intent. No tooling. No limits. This is what we mean by Expressive Manufacturing: Production that adapts to design intent on demand and on location. Reindustrialization 2.0 is rebuilding manufacturing in the U.S. in a way that empowers creativity, adaptability, and imagination at scale.

Despite being one of like, the top 5 most well known structures in the world, it's still underrated It is imo THE most significant building in all of Europe

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I was debating whether or not to tell this story, but it feels like it’s worth telling. Yesterday, at AUSA, the @SecArmy gave a powerful speech where he talked about a Soldier’s “right to repair.” Essentially, Soldiers should be able to repair their own equipment without having to rely on a contractor. In 2010, we were in a remote part of Afghanistan on a Combat Outpost with roughly 70-90 Soldiers. We had two robots, and used them ALOT to work on IEDs. Their service was under contract. We weren’t allowed to fix them. After a lot of use they both broke, and a field service representative couldn’t get to us in a timely manner. So what do you do? Do you force the team leader to put on the bombsuit and risk their life every call? Or do you fix it yourself? We went with option B. We completely took apart two broken robots to create one working one that we used on mission. Did we get yelled at? Yes. Would I do it all over again knowing it kept my team leader safe? Absolutely.

The U.S. Army on Tuesday unveiled the Janus Program, a more than six year effort by the Army and the Pentagon’s Defense Innovation Unit with the goal of developing and constructing hundreds of state-of-the-art small nuclear reactors to power military bases across the United States, according to the Wall Street Journal. The reactors, dubbed microreactors by the Army, will generate less than 20 megawatts of electricity, enough to power a small town or base, and will be small enough to be transported by either ship or aircraft to remote military locations overseas, such as islands in the Pacific. Secretary of the Army Daniel P. Driscoll stated that they hope to have the first reactors operational at bases across the country by September 2028.

1/ 🇺🇸 Today, @CAForever submitted detailed plans for the next great American city, an hour north of Silicon Valley, including: Solano Foundry, America’s largest manufacturing park, Solano Shipyard, our largest shipyard, and walkable neighborhoods for 400,000 Californians.

China Doesn’t Want an American Maritime Revival: China is sanctioning one of the first allies to invest in a new effort to revive American shipbuilding not limited military vessels. Specifically, Hanwha who bought and has been investing billions in the revival of Philadelphia shipyard. China knows that a revived American maritime industry undermines its strategy to control the terms of trade, and more effectively use economic coercion against the U.S. and its allies like South Korea, Japan, etc… See the latest report here: cnbc.com/2025/10/14/china-sa…

"Why There Hasn't Been a ChatGPT Moment Yet in Manufacturing" - @PoeticJusticeHA makes the case that the US is complacent in kernels, restricting AI gains in mfg and setting the stage for Chinese open source kernels to own the future of hardware development.