US Army backs TITAN rollout with Palantir and Anduril in $192M deal

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The U.S. Army awarded $192 million in production contracts to Palantir ($127M) and Anduril ($65M) to move the Tactical Intelligence Targeting Access Node (TITAN) to production. Eight systems (four basic, four advanced) will be delivered over 18 months, with Palantir leading overall production and Anduril supplying rugged hardware and integration. Basic variants will be vehicle-mounted for mobility on JLTV/ISV-U; advanced variants target corps-level theater intelligence. The Army will continue prototyping and incorporate soldier feedback to speed sensor-to-shooter timelines.
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