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Palantir Joins Forces with U.S. Army for Project Convergence Capstone

Powering Defense Innovation

As the U.S. Army seeks to integrate innovative commercial solutions into its operations, its Project Convergence Capstone serves as a vital series of exercises that explore the application of cutting-edge defense tech. Palantir, a committed partner in supporting the warfighter, proudly participated in the latest PCC5 exercise.

Project Convergence, the Army’s premier experimentation event, leverages the latest advancements in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and networked systems. The exercise aims to transform military operations by accelerating decision-making processes and enhancing multi-domain threat response capabilities.

Palantir continued to play a crucial role at this year’s exercise by providing the digital backbone for the event. Our technology provided the common data foundation and supported services across an array of warfighting applications for the modern, distributed command post. This enhancement of the military decision making process improves operational efficiency and accuracy across all aspects of an operational command post — from AI-enabled intelligence support to targeting and the D3A model, to mission planning on the move in contested and denied environments.

Distributed Collaboration

Project Convergence underscored the significance of distributed collaboration in modern military exercises, with Palantir technology playing a pivotal role in this effort. By providing advanced peering and edge capabilities, Palantir ensured that every echelon — from the front lines to headquarters — could access the same Common Operating Picture (COP), concept of operations, and priority targets with real-time updates. This collaboration includes seamless integration of Palantir-enabled Department of Defense (DoD) Programs of Record (POR), namely the Army Intelligence Data Platform (AIDP) and the joint all-domain command and control program with novel commercial capabilities from leading defense technology partners. This distributed collaboration capability enabled joint interoperability across echelon supporting both tactical Army units and integration to their Combatant Commands (COCOMs), both in the cloud and at the edge.

Advanced Battlespace Management

Palantir-powered software serves as the backbone for continuous asset tracking and comprehensive multi-domain awareness for the DOD. During Project Convergence, our software provided a unified data infrastructure for advanced battlespace management that empowered users across all levels to plan, execute, and assess operations effectively and enable commanders to rapidly make informed decisions.

An interactive map provided users with critical insights into the battlespace and force lay-down, enabling real-time analysis across multiple domains, coordinated strategies, and efficient resource allocation. Palantir’s technology ensures that military operations remain agile and informed, allowing the Army to respond decisively to dynamic threats and maintain superiority in complex environments.

Precision Targeting

Palantir’s software played a central role in target development and coordination during Project Convergence. Users across components collaborated on target prosecution with speed and precision, developing High Payoff Target Lists (HPTLs) by integrating and analyzing diverse data types and feeds to ensure critical targets were prioritized effectively.

Enhanced by automation and integrated data, Palantir’s platform allowed users to visualize their multi-echelon organizational hierarchy, providing a comprehensive view of operations. This capability enabled teams to track targets throughout the entire targeting lifecycle, from identification to engagement, for improved and more efficient military operations.

Edge Advantage

A key innovation showcased by Palantir during the exercise for experimentation was deployment at the edge, leveraging non-traditional infrastructure to deliver information discreetly.

By operating at the edge, Palantir’s technology provided a significant tactical advantage, enabling real-time data access and decision-making in environments where traditional infrastructure might be compromised or unavailable. This capability not only enhanced operational security but also ensured that Service Members could maintain a low profile while executing critical missions.

Enhancing Strategic Readiness & Tactical Superiority

Palantir’s participation in Project Convergence Capstone (PCC5) underscores our commitment to strengthening American military might by providing innovative solutions that meet the evolving needs of the defense community. Through Project Convergence, the Army and its partners are working to ensure that technology and human ingenuity continue to bolster national security and maintain global stability.

During this exercise, Palantir successfully integrated our solutions with other commercial technologies, demonstrating the powerful potential of integrated setups when commercial software is effectively incorporated into mobile and distributed command posts. This integration was achieved in concert with organic software delivered through end-users.

Our software’s capabilities in distributed collaboration, advanced battlespace management, precision targeting, and edge operations — as well as automated logistics, fires, and real-time integration of autonomous and human/machine-paired capabilities aimed at reducing soldier risk during critical missions tasks — are helping to create a more agile and responsive military force.

As the Army continues to navigate the complexities of modern warfare, Palantir remains a steadfast partner in driving defense innovation. “Our collaboration in PCC5 not only demonstrates the potential of cutting-edge technology to transform military operations but also underscores our dedication to ensuring national security and global stability,” reflected Akash Jain, President of Palantir USG. “Looking forward, we are excited to help accelerate the Army’s continuous experimentation cycle to harness technology and human ingenuity, empowering the warfighter to meet and overcome future challenges with confidence and precision.”


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