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Anduril, Partners Go All-In on AI for Military

Defense company Anduril Industries has formed several industry partnerships designed to strengthen the companyโ€™s role in military-focused artificial intelligence.

Anduril has teamed up with data analytics firm Palantir Technologies to advance AI development, with plans to have other companies join them.

The two firms will work on improving data readiness for AI training and algorithm development while enhancing the ability to process data at scale.

Under the agreement, battlefield information generated by sensors, vehicles, robots and weapons will be collected by Andurilโ€™s Lattice software and then pulled into a Palantir platform that will prepare the data for use in AI training and development.

โ€œUltimately, Palantir and Anduril expect to expand the partnership to other industry partners that have unique contributions to make to this unique mission. No single company is capable of delivering on the promise of AI for national security,โ€ Anduril said in a statement on Dec. 6.

Anduril, co-founded by OC entrepreneur Palmer Luckey, has received major backing from Denver-based Palantir (Nasdaq: PLTR) and its co-founder Peter Thiel.

Expanding Use of Lattice

In another announcement, Anduril said Dec. 10 it is releasing Lattice SDK system to enable partners to build decentralized applications that operate directly on Latticeโ€™s infrastructure.

The SDK provides developers with data model definitions, API bindings, code samples and reference implementations, making it easier to create solutions that seamlessly integrate into the Lattice ecosystem.

Anduril also said it has launched the Lattice Partner Program, an effort designed to enable companies to integrate diverse capabilities into Lattice.

โ€œAt launch, the program features a diverse cohort of over 10 partners, demonstrating the expansive range of capabilities that can be integrated through Lattice.โ€

Among them areย Apex,ย Forterra,ย Impulse Space,ย Numerica,ย Oracle,ย Saronic,ย Scale AI,ย Spire Global,ย Striveworks,ย Textron Systemsย andย Valinor with โ€œeach contributing unique technologies that enhance operational efficiency and situational awareness,โ€ Anduril said.

In an earlier announcement, Anduril said Dec. 4 that it has formed a strategic partnership with OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, to develop ways to protect U.S. and allied forces.

The collaboration will โ€œdevelop and responsibly deploy advanced artificial intelligence solutions for national security missions,โ€ according to Anduril.

โ€œBy bringing together OpenAIโ€™s advanced models with Andurilโ€™s high-performance defense systems and Lattice software platform, the partnership aims to improve the nationโ€™s defense systems that protect U.S. and allied military personnel from attacks by unmanned drones and other aerial devices,โ€ Anduril said in a statement.

Separately, Archer Aviation (NYSE: ACHR) of San Jose said Dec. 12 it had entered into an exclusive agreement with Anduril to develop a hybrid vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) aircraft for the military.

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Sonia Chung
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Sonia Chung joined the Orange County Business Journal in 2021 as their Marketing Creative Director. In her role she creates all visual content as it relates to the marketing needs for the sales and events teams. Her responsibilities include the creation of marketing materials for six annual corporate events, weekly print advertisements, sales flyers in correspondence to the editorial calendar, social media graphics, PowerPoint presentation decks, e-blasts, and maintains the online presence for Orange County Business Journalโ€™s corporate events.
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