Ondas and Palantir Establish Regna AI for Advanced Sovereign Defense Solutions
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Ondas and Palantir Technologies have launched Regna AI, a new company focused on developing sovereign AI models tailored for defense and critical operations. Regna AI will leverage Palantir’s AIP and open-weight models to facilitate mission-specific AI applications within customer-controlled environments, including drones and command-and-control systems.
This initiative is significant as it aims to provide defense organizations with greater control over their AI strategies, ensuring that sensitive data remains within their own infrastructure. Ondas, which fully funds Regna AI, will be the first customer, utilizing these models for autonomous mission orchestration. The focus will initially be on ISR applications before expanding to broader defense and industrial sectors.
Looking ahead, Regna AI plans to deploy its systems in the coming months, with a commitment to developing AI models that operate effectively under various connectivity conditions. The collaboration builds on previous work between Ondas and Palantir, indicating a strong foundation for future advancements in sovereign AI capabilities.
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