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Palantir Just Landed A $448M Navy Deal—What It Means for U.S. Shipbuilding!
The U.S. Navy just signed a $448 million contract with Palantir Technologies to overhaul how it maintains and repairs nuclear submarines. This partnership centers on “Ship OS,” a new AI-driven logistics platform built by Palantir. It aims to digitize and streamline the Navy’s sprawling and often outdated maintenance and supply chain processes. Palantir’s software will replace inefficient spreadsheet-based tracking and provide predictive analytics to prevent costly delays before they happen. Initially focused on submarines, the system could eventually cover aircraft carriers and fighter jets. Backed by President Trump’s latest defense budget, this move highlights a renewed urgency to modernize the U.S. shipbuilding ecosystem, especially as China races ahead in naval production capacity. The Palantir Navy AI contract is not just about better software; it’s about solving a longstanding industrial challenge with geopolitical consequences.


