Palantir will integrate its Artificial Intelligence Platform into three foundational programs—Warp Speed, AI Flight Director and SkyWeaver—to enable persistent stratospheric, aerial and land-based ISR missions. The initiatives combine World View’s Stratollite balloons with Ondas’ autonomous aerial, ground and counter-drone systems to deliver AI-driven in-mission decision-making starting in Q4 2026.

The expanded multi-year alliance applies Palantir’s AIP to GE Aerospace’s supply chain, maintenance, repair and overhaul, and new engine production workflows. Building on a pilot for T-38 trainer jet J85 engines, the collaboration uses AI to predict failures, optimize parts allocation and boost fleet availability across civilian and military engine portfolios.

Palantir and NVIDIA will co-develop a sovereign AI operating system reference architecture that pairs Palantir Foundry’s data integration capabilities with NVIDIA’s edge-to-cloud infrastructure. The joint framework aims to meet stringent national security requirements for controlled AI deployments and accelerate on-premises and classified environment rollouts.

Palantir’s Foundry and AIP tools are deployed across Centrus Energy’s Piketon uranium enrichment expansion to integrate classified and unclassified systems. Early work identified nearly $300 million in cost savings by optimizing project controls, engineering, manufacturing execution, supply chain management and regulatory compliance.