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Sea Drone Maker Saronic to Build New Shipyard in South Texas

An Austin-based technology startup whose maritime drones were used by the US military in combat for the first time this week plans to build a $3.2 billion shipyard in South Texas.

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Sea Drone Maker Saronic to Build New Shipyard in South Texas
An Austin-based technology startup whose maritime drones were used by the US military in combat for the first time this week plans to build a $3.2 billion shipyard in South Texas.
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