US Army orders $192 million of mobile TITAN SI targeting nodes from Palantir and Anduril
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SI-assisted intelligence processing is moving from prototypes into production army vehicles, and the speed of decision-making on the battlefield is rising.
Palantir, as prime contractor, receives $127 million and Anduril $65 million. TITAN (Tactical Intelligence Targeting Access Node) gathers data, including from space sensors, and simplifies the handling of intelligence for striking distant targets. The contract covers four advanced nodes on tactical trucks and four basic ones on JLTV vehicles, delivered within 18 months, in addition to nine prototypes already with troops; further orders are expected in fiscal year 2027.
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