Re-shoring PCBA manufacturing: The Challenges of Manufacturing in the Age of  E-commerce

TILT Autonomy was featured in The Wall Street Journal article, “Defense Tech Startups Need a New Supplier: Anyone But China.” The article explores the growing challenge for defense tech startups in sourcing secure, U.S.-made electronic components—a topic we’ve been addressing as it directly impacts our mission to deliver reliable technology for the Department of Defense (DoD).

TILT Autonomy was featured in The Wall Street Journal article, “Defense Tech Startups Need a New Supplier: Anyone But China.” The article explores the growing challenge for defense tech startups in sourcing secure, U.S.-made electronic components—a topic we’ve been addressing as it directly impacts our mission to deliver reliable technology for the Department of Defense (DoD).

“‘If the government wants a U.S. supply chain, that’s fine, but they need to be clear about their requirements, and they need to pay for it,’ said Beall.”

For the full article in The Wall Street Journal and more details on how sourcing challenges are shaping the defense industry, click here.

At TILT Autonomy, we remain committed to delivering secure and reliable solutions while continuing to address the sourcing challenges that affect our industry.

By Ryan Beall // Founder & CEO of TILT Autonomy

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