people say china subsidizes manufacturing
nox metals subsidizes american manufacturing
by building new technology to make the cost to process metal cheap, thru software defined factories
we are lowering COGS for American builders
parts, projects, and things will be produced cheaper in this nation
hardware iterations will happen in days not weeks
as we scale, people are going to be saying “holy shit how was it not this way before”
more metal
Introducing 75,000 sqft of new factory capacity for @noxmetals 🇺🇸
metal from this location can be found already in:
>rocket ships
>satellites
>nuclear reactors
>planes
>turbines
>hospitals
>defense vehicles and weapons
>helicopters
>your neighbors fence
more coming soon 🙂↔️
Prediction: Nox is going to be a big deal. They're growing at software growth rates shipping metal. And Zane is one of the most committed CEOs I've met in the past year.
Metal is the material you notice least and use most. From two hundred grams in a desk bell to two hundred tonnes in a space station. Its a part of everything.
I've joined the team at @noxmetals
Our mission is to strengthen America's industrial base by applying frontier tech to our metals supply chain
It's working
We just announced our $11.5M seed from investors like Hyperion, Palmer Luckey, YC, and more
Hiring across ops and eng!
I vibe code every day. I have a team of 30+ engineers. We spend F tons of credits.
And I will tell you this about AI from my experience.
It’s being wildly over hyped.
Everyone is drunk. Fucking drunk. All the CEOs and Gen Z’s saying coding is dead are idiots. IDIOTS.
IN NEWS: @NoxMetals raises a $4.6M pre-seed to supply America's industrial base.
Founder @zanehengsperger says: “$800M worth of metals sell daily in the US," and "getting customers is the easy part of the business."
"The hard part is building supplier relationships in an industry known for strong-arming.”
Proud to announce our latest fundraise at @noxmetals.
We’re grateful to our investors, team, and customers for fueling our mission to strengthen America’s industrial base.
From Detroit, we are building the next era of American metals supply.
Just brilliant. May god bless the notebook slingers whom I have to chat with about “livin’ the dream” when I can just order material here and get busy actually living a dream.
Mic6 and commie units and we’re cooking (x/25.4 is just too much sometimes and truthfully I should always be in bald eagle mode, but alas here I am).
The premium on domestic metals will continue to surge amidst tariffs. Demand super high locally, mill lead time rising, and increasingly hard to get hands on cheaper materials. We are nearly 50% above global prices.
Tariffs without supply chain is just a tax on the US industrial base.
We need more efficient factories in the chain... but also just an increase in raw capacity.