WindBorne secures $50M US Air Force contract for weather balloon data

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Silicon Valley startup WindBorne has won a contract worth nearly $50 million from the US Air Force. The company utilizes a network of weather balloons equipped with sensors to collect atmospheric data. This data is then analyzed using artificial intelligence to generate weather forecasts. The contract signifies military interest in the company's novel approach to weather prediction.

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