Palantir’s Foundry platform will form part of the baseline architecture of the US Army’s Next Generation Command and Control (NGC2) program.
Foundry will serve as the cloud platform, while Anduril’s Lattice software will provide the tactical data layer.
NGC2 is the US Army’s flagship command-and-control modernization effort, aimed at improving how operational information is collected, integrated, and shared across military formations.
The program seeks to create a unified digital environment connecting sensors, command posts, weapon systems, and decision-makers.
It is expected to incorporate commercial software, government-developed capabilities, and applications built by soldiers.
Palantir has supported NGC2 since the program’s early experimentation and prototyping phases.
The company said the architecture will provide a foundation for future software applications and AI-enabled capabilities as the program expands across the US military.
Palantir’s Foundry Platform
Palantir Foundry is an enterprise software platform that integrates, manages, and analyzes data from multiple sources within a single environment.
It brings together data from existing systems, sensors, documents, business applications, and other sources to create a unified view of information across an organization.
The platform includes tools for data integration, analytics, reporting, workflow management, and collaboration.
It allows users to access information through shared applications and dashboards, while maintaining security controls, access permissions, auditing, and data governance policies.
Foundry can also process different types of data, including structured databases as well as documents, images, audio, and video.
The platform is used in intelligence, healthcare, finance, and logistics, where organizations handle large volumes of data from multiple sources and require tools to manage information securely while maintaining traceability and access controls.
