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Palantir Beats Out RTX To Continue Developing Army’s TITAN Intel Ground Station

Palantir Beats Out RTX To Continue Developing Army’s TITAN Intel Ground Station
TITAN ALPHA working concept vehicle. Photo Credit: Palantir

Palantir [PLTR] has beaten out RTX [RTX] to continue developing the Army’s Tactical Intelligence Targeting Access Node (TITAN), the service’s new intelligence ground station. The Army announced on Wednesday it has awarded Palantir a $178.4 million agreement for Phase 3 of TITAN, which includes the development and delivery of 10 prototypes and the “integration of new critical technologies.” “We are thrilled to move into the next phase to deliver these revolutionary capabilities to our warfighters,” Col. Chris Anderson, the Army’s…

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