A boutique Arlington agency built a business by making other people quotable. Its proof is not a slogan but a trail of interviews, executive rehearsals, videos, and one striking leap from 300 media hits to more than 11,000.
DigiGeeks Collective sells something more useful than another campaign deck: a trusted bench of specialists that can appear when a mission-driven team suddenly needs more hands, more range, or both.
The Arlington firm found an unglamorous, consequential niche: making government information clear, useful, and accessible before the deadline becomes a crisis.
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Rune Technologies is an Arlington, Virginia defense software company building TyrOS, an AI-enabled, edge-first logistics platform for the U.S. military. Founded in 2024 by Anduril alumni David Tuttle and Peter Goldsborough, Rune aims to replace the spreadsheets and whiteboards that still run military sustainment with predictive software that forecasts supply needs, recommends transport, and keeps working in communications-denied, contested environments. It has raised more than $30 million and deployed with the U.S. Army and U.S. Marine Corps.