Andruil unveils autonomous attack rotorcraft - could Thunder be the future of warfare as we know it? Anduril's new Thunder autonomous attack helicopter is built to fly as an escort for the Apache. TechRadar · Jul 22
Archer Aviation Just Unveiled A Military Aircraft With Anduril. Their Stock is Soaring More Than 20% Archer Aviation shares surged more than 20% on Monday after the electric air taxi developer unveiled a new autonomous military aircraft developed with defense technology company Anduril. International Business Times · Jul 20
Anduril Breaks Into Hypersonics: Army Says It’s Now a Player A senior U.S. Army acquisition leader said that Anduril Industries could become a supplier for the service’s hypersonic weapons push, as the Army looks to blend premium long-range missiles with cheaper options to expand stockpiles. Benzinga · Jul 15
US defence firm Anduril in talks for Nissan plant to build drones in Japan, sources say US defense firm Anduril Industries is reportedly in talks to acquire Nissan's Oppama assembly plant near Tokyo, aiming to produce military drones in Japan. This potential deal could transform a historic car factory into an arms-making hub amidst Japan's push to expand defense manufacturing. The move comes as Tokyo seeks… The Economic Times · Jun 25
US defence firm Anduril raises $5 billion, doubling its valuation to $61 billion Defence tech firm Anduril Industries has secured a massive $5 billion funding, catapulting its valuation to $61 billion. This surge follows a year of significant growth, with revenue doubling to $2.2 billion and workforce expansion. Investors are increasingly backing defence innovators amidst global geopolitical shifts. The Economic Times · May 14
Will Anduril founder Palmer Luckey’s insistence on deferring to U.S. interests scare off the allies he wants to arm? "I’m not going to go to prison to sell you spare parts," Luckey tells Fortune. Fortune · Mar 28
10 Fast-Growing Tech Companies to Watch in 2026 Major AI and technology organizations—from Nvidia to OpenAI—are widely recognized well beyond traditional tech circles. At the same time, a growing number of fast-scaling tech firms and startups are beginning to make headlines. International Business Times · Jan 12
Palantir And Anduril Under Fire Over Army's 'High Risk' Battlefield Tech Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ:PLTR) and Anduril Industries are facing scrutiny after an internal U.S. Army memo flagged “fundamental security” flaws in the modernization of the battlefield communications network they are helping to build, Reuters reported on Friday. Benzinga · Oct 3, 2025
Palantir's Monopoly Is Breaking - It's No Longer Pentagon's Only Favorite Palantir Technologies Inc (NASDAQ:PLTR), long the poster child of Pentagon-backed defense AI, is losing its monopoly grip as a new breed of U.S. startups – flush with capital and Silicon Valley backing – race into its turf. Companies like Anduril Industries, Shield AI, and Applied Intuition aren't just catching up;… Benzinga · Sep 5, 2025
From Anduril To AI Chips: The Likely Winners Of Chamath Palihapitiya's American SPAC Chamath Palihapitiya‘s new $250 million blank-check vehicle comes with a twist—no warrants for investors, and a focus on U.S.-centric companies flying the banner of "American exceptionalism." Benzinga · Aug 22, 2025
Anduril Breaks US Solid Rocket Motor Duopoly With Mississippi Facility, Targets 6,000 Motors Annually Defense technology firm Anduril Industries has officially opened a full-scale solid rocket motor manufacturing facility in McHenry, Mississippi, challenging the duopoly dominated by Northrop Grumman Corp. (NYSE:NOC) and L3Harris Technologies Inc. (NYSE:LHX). Benzinga · Aug 6, 2025
Palmer Luckey wants to know if you'd buy a 'Made in America' computer for 20% more than 'Chinese-manufactured options from Apple' Also, what's your favourite colour, and how've you been getting on recently? PC Gamer · Jul 24, 2025
Bill Gates talks about trading for Windows 10 as Avowed wows reviewers and Microsoft kills HoloLens and lies about uninstalling Edge Bill Gates, AI, and potential legal action from Nintendo against the makers of Palworld filled the headlines from the past week. Windows Central · Feb 17, 2025
Microsoft confirmed to dump $22 billion IVAS HoloLens project onto military tech firm via new partnership Microsoft has confirmed that it is seeking to hand-off development and production of its military IVAS hardware and software to a third-party via a new partnership with Anduril Industries, an American defence technology company. Windows Central · Feb 11, 2025
Top News · Jan 17, 2025 Anduril Industries To Build Massive Manufacturing Facility In Ohio Anduril Industries to establish 'Arsenal 1' facility in Ohio, creating 4,000 high-tech jobs by 2026, boosting aerospace innovation.
The Conversation · Jan 16, 2025 The Silicon Valley venture capitalists who want to ‘move fast and break things’ in the defence industry I’m a propagandist, I’ll twist the truth, I’ll put forward only my version of it if I think that’s going to propagandise people to believe what I need them to believe.
International Business Times · Dec 5, 2024 OpenAI To Partner With Military Defense Tech Company OpenAI and military defense technology company Anduril Industries said Wednesday that they would work together to use artificial intelligence for "national security missions."
The Guardian - US · Aug 8, 2024 JD Vance’s investments reveal potential contradictions with his political persona Analysis shows funding for biotech, defense and video platform – and a fascination with The Lord of the Rings
International Business Times UK · Jun 24, 2024 Who Is Palmer Luckey? Businessman Sells His Virtual Reality Company For $2B, Then Left Two Years Later VR pioneer Palmer Luckey left Meta in 2016. He founded Anduril Industries and built a deadly VR headset inspired by anime
The Guardian - US · Jun 1, 2024 War, AI and more war: the 2024 Bilderberg agenda is sure to set off alarm bells The secretive annual summit has tried to counter its arcane reputation, but its guest list still reads like a conspiracist’s who’s who of who rules the world
Fortune · Apr 19, 2023 6 weird tech jobs that companies are trying to fill right now From knocking robots out of the sky to making music playlists, some tech companies are offering out-of-the-ordinary jobs.