delivering
spectrum
dominance

Forces to dominate
uninterrupted communication and denying adversaries
Introduction
In modern warfare, the electromagnetic spectrum is the battlefield. CX2 builds AI-enabled hardware and software systems that detect, disrupt, and destroy RF threats across land, air, sea, and space.
Our mission
To ensure our allies always have the upper hand in the electromagnetic spectrum. Illuminating the unseen battlefield, outmaneuver adversaries, and enable decisive action; anywhere, anytime.

We combine cutting-edge technology with deep operational insight to give warfighters an overwhelming advantage, faster decisions, tighter coordination, and total spectral awareness.We move fast, we build what we need, and we never stop adapting.

We work

hard, and we move fast.

Our team is built on trust, accountability, and a shared commitment to getting things done. We operate in an environment where truth is valued over comfort.
Nathan spent 14 years as an EW and radar systems engineer at Raytheon and Boeing before founding Epirus, a software-defined EMP pioneer and defense unicorn. He founded a second company, Spartan, an automotive radar, and advises multiple leading deeptech ventures and funds.
Nathan
mintz
Porter was previously an investment partner at a16z and an Autonomy Team Fellow at the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU). He spent a decade flying AH-64 Apaches and MH-6 Little Birds for the U.S. Army Special Operations Aviation Command. He is a graduate of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.
Porter
Smith
Mark was founder and CEO of LiveRail, the world’s largest video ad exchange, which he developed from zero to a $500M acquisition by Meta. At Meta, Mark was Product Director for AdTech Platforms, helping to build their multi-billion ads business across third-party apps and websites.
Mark
Trefgarne
Lee led the RF engineering team at SpaceX, where he worked on numerous mission-critical radio systems, including the communications platform for Starship. He holds a master’s degree in electrical engineering from Georgia Tech.
Lee
Thompson