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Palantir Technologies

2 events tracked 1 contract €175m in stated values

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Corroborated contract 2026-09-02 €175m

US Army awards $192M to Palantir and Anduril for TITAN deep-sensing production

The US Army moved its TITAN battlefield intelligence platform from prototyping to production with a $192 million contract split between Palantir ($127M) and Anduril ($65M). The service expects delivery of eight TITAN systems over 18 months. TITAN fuses data from space, air and ground sensors to provide deep-strike targeting for artillery and missile units.

Why it matters: This is the Army's first production award for software-centric battle-network architecture built by Silicon Valley integrators — a template European procurement offices are watching closely as they shop for sensor-fusion alternatives to legacy platforms.

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Corroborated funding 2026-09-01

Ousted Ukrainian defense minister Fedorov launches new venture with Palantir CEO as first investor

Mykhailo Fedorov, sacked as Ukraine's defense minister last month, is forming a new defense company with Palantir Technologies CEO Alex Karp as founding investor. Terms were not disclosed. Fedorov had championed software and AI procurement during his tenure; the new venture is expected to focus on autonomy and data integration for ground forces.

Why it matters: Karp is betting Fedorov can export Ukraine's battlefield software lessons into a commercial product before the rest of the defense-tech pack catches up — and Fedorov gets a Silicon Valley backer with Pentagon access and a track record of turning government relationships into billion-dollar contracts.

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