Erin Price-Wright

“Over many cycles we've gone out and spent a lot of time meeting companies and, as I mentioned before, the challenge is how do you sell a point solution or a point piece of technology into this industry that is has very little incentive to adopt it.”

“"I was talking to the CTO at Microsoft and he was telling me that one time Microsoft employed a third of the electricians in the state of Georgia when they were building a big data center there." — Erin Price-Wright [00:41:26]”

“It's really frustrating how much fragility we encounter within the traditional defense industrial base because we have a sole supplier that's not really that profitable, that was bespoke for the defense industry, and all of a sudden we've really created our own set of vulnerabilities here.”

“The constraint on America's AI future and re-industrialization more broadly is in many ways atoms and not algorithms.”

“Participants: Drew Baglino, Erin Price-Wright, Turner Caldwell”