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Army Selects Palantir, General Dynamics To Deliver Prototype Network Data Security Tools

Army Selects Palantir, General Dynamics To Deliver Prototype Network Data Security Tools
Col. Arthur Sellers, battle commander for the Army's 3rd Brigade, 82nd Airborne, stands in front of the Command Post Computing Environment in a tactical operation center at NIE 18.2 in Ft. Bliss. Photo: Matthew Beinart.

The Army has awarded prototype deals to Palantir [PLTR] and General Dynamic Mission Systems [GD] to provide multi-level security data fabric software that will inform design decisions for the service’s fiscal year 2023 network modernization capability drop (CAPSET 23). Each company received deals worth $2 million to deliver prototypes that will be tested in Army laboratories, with an option for the service to select one or both vendors to participate in further experimentation in a second phase. “The Army's solicitation…

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