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Anduril Would Take Over Building Army’s IVAS Under New Arrangement With Microsoft

Anduril Would Take Over Building Army’s IVAS Under New Arrangement With Microsoft
Palmer Luckey, founder of Anduril Industries, wears a VR headset

Anduril Industries will take over as the prime contractor for the Army’s potential $22 billion Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS) program pending approval of a new agreement with Microsoft [MSFT], the companies said Tuesday. Under the arrangement, Anduril would be responsible for building IVAS and leading future hardware and software development of the new mixed-reality headsets while Microsoft would shift over to managing the cloud computing and artificial intelligence-related aspects of the program. “We are signing a strategic partnership [with…

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