Fighter jets and warships took decades to build. Anduril is betting on something different: autonomous systems, software and weapons made for rapid, mass production. Now that model is spreading across the Indo-Pacific.
Anduril is now valued at $61 billion. It has opened an engineering and manufacturing office in Japan, secured an $850 million deal for more than 2,000 ALTIUS systems in Taiwan, and is building industrial partnerships in South Korea. So is Anduril simply entering a new market, or building a regional defense technology network?
Host: Laurel Stewart
Guests:
Christopher Clifford (Military Commentator and Former US Military Officer)
Kuo Yu-jen (Professor & Director, Institute of China and Asia-Pacific Studies, National Sun Yat-sen University)