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Anduril and Qualcomm unveil BlueChip — a ruggedized laptop with an American processor

Anduril and Qualcomm have announced the BlueChip laptop, with pre-orders opening in 2027. About 90% of first-generation components will be made in the US or allied countries, including a Snapdragon X Series processor from TSMC's fab in Arizona. The product is aimed at the military, government agencies, and law enforcement rather than ordinary consumers.

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Hyundai and Anduril tested an autonomous crewless maritime vessel

HD Hyundai and Anduril conducted tests of an autonomous surface vessel converted from a US Navy ship. The vessel was equipped with the VAone system from HD KSOE and the Lattice platform from Anduril. During the tests, they practiced formation movement, simulated equipment failure, and response to technical malfunctions.

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Warhound: Ben Lamm and Palmer Luckey's startup emerges from stealth with $200 million for genetically engineered military dogs

Warhound, founded with the involvement of Ben Lamm (Colossal Biosciences) and Palmer Luckey (Anduril), has emerged from stealth with a $200 million round at a $1.2 billion valuation. The startup plans to create genetically enhanced working dogs for the US military and police, while Anduril will provide their gear.

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One Pilot, Two Aircraft: F-22 in the Air Controlled the YFQ-44A Fury Combat Drone

The US Air Force and Anduril reported a demonstration of in-flight tactical control: an F-22 pilot transmitted an updated mission plan and maneuver commands to the YFQ-44A Fury combat drone. The test took place under the Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) program from Edwards Air Force Base in California. The pilot acted as an airborne commander without manually controlling the drone — onboard software independently interpreted general tactical directives.

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