Unclassified // open-source data on US defense tech // 14 NOV 2026
Electronic Warfare
5 companies

Electronic Warfare Companies in the United States

Sensing, jamming and spoofing across the electromagnetic spectrum, plus directed energy and high-power microwave weapons. Ukraine has shown that drones live or die by their links, and US startups are building the receivers, jammers and microwave systems to match. Together they have disclosed $678M in funding, led by Epirus (>$550M). The newest round on record is Stellios Technologies's Pre-seed (Oct 2026).

Patriot air defense radar forward deployed in Poland, 2019. Photo: U.S. Army 10th AAMDC photo by Sgt. 1st Class Christopher Smith, Public domain (PD-USGov-Military-Army).

Latest rounds

DateCompanyRoundAmountHQSector
Oct 2026Stellios Technologies Pre-seed$5MAustin, TXElectronic Warfare
Aug 2026Aurelius Systems Series A$40MSan Francisco, CAElectronic Warfare
May 2025CX2 Series A$31MEl Segundo, CAElectronic Warfare
Mar 2025Epirus Series D$250MTorrance, CAElectronic Warfare
Mar 2025Distributed Spectrum Series A$25MNew York, NYElectronic Warfare

Questions

Who are the biggest electronic warfare companies in the US?

By disclosed funding among the companies we track: Epirus, Aurelius Systems, CX2 and Distributed Spectrum, as of November 14, 2026.

How many electronic warfare companies are in the US?

Our directory lists 5 privately held US electronic warfare startups as of November 14, 2026. Large primes and public companies are not included.