Palantir is partnering with the Army and defense partners to refine AI-enabled tools based on soldiers’ feedback, building a data-driven decision-making framework for commanders and units.

The company commits to scaling NGC2 across the force, continuing collaboration with Soldiers, Army leaders, and industry partners to provide open, data-driven tools that improve information flow, speed decisions, and enhance lethality.

NGC2 demonstrates how commercial technology, agile acquisition, and Soldier-informed development accelerate from experimentation to fielded capability, with a contracting process designed for speed.

The Army has established the foundational data architecture for NGC2, a high-priority modernization program enabling rapid scaling and interoperability as the program moves from prototyping to delivery.

The architecture blends commercial platforms with government and industry solutions, including Anduril’s Lattice as the tactical data layer, creating a layered, interoperable ecosystem of applications.

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Palantir’s flagship products—Gotham, Foundry, and Apollo—continue to expand across government, defense, and enterprise clients.

Following the announcement, Palantir’s shares rose about 5% on investor confidence in its role in major military modernization projects.

NGC2 emphasizes a diverse ecosystem including commercial software, government solutions, and Soldier-built applications, with collaboration among Anduril, Lockheed Martin, and other defense partners.

Palantir has been selected to serve as the cloud data layer for the Army’s NGC2 program using Foundry.

Palantir also anchors the data layer with Anduril’s Lattice as the tactical data layer in the NGC2 architecture.

Palantir’s involvement underscores its growing footprint in the U.S. defense sector as demand for AI-powered command-and-control solutions rises.