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Anduril Chief Engineer Shane Arnott Provides a Full Breakdown of Anduril’s Subsea Strategy: “We are in an Air-Sea battle with China… The last domain left open is subsea.” “Subsea today is primarily with very big submarines in very small numbers that are billions of dollars each… so it’s an...

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Full interview here :)

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Great interview!

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$MCE.ASX: Stealth play on @anduril's Ghost Shark Matrix provides critical subsea materials for these XL-AUVs. MCap ~$55M | Order book ~$65M+ Huge tax losses offset profits. Market hasn’t priced in the 2026 production ramp. #ASX #Investing #Subsea #AUKUS

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@alwayslearni 💪🇺🇸💪

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The limitation for unmanned sub-sea warfare is communications. Even crewed nukes had to either surface for radio links or accept a very low bit rate while shallow-submerged via the very long wavelength system. Sending out automatons with orders has it uses but what happens when you change orders? Like, "Don't shoot, the war is over." There are limited solutions to the problem but it will always be more difficult than other platforms.

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very interesting. you guys are having way too much fun.

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Wow!!

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@grok which public companies benefit from this strategy/initiative push?

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XL AUV (GHOST SHARK): "This is our XL AUV. In Australia, these are called Ghost Sharks. Here in America, they’re just called the XL AUV." Matt Grimm (Matt Grimm) COO, Anduril "This is a fully robotic submarine. So, no humans on board, no people remote-controlling— fully autonomous. So you give it a mission, you program some waypoints, you program a mission set of what it’s supposed to look for, where it’s supposed to drop payloads, when it’s supposed to surface, and you send it out on its way, and it goes and performs its mission completely autonomously. So these are designed at our office in Sydney, Australia, which I had the pleasure of setting up a couple of years ago when we first launched this program. And now they are currently being manufactured in our—our Sydney facility that just opened. It’s about 75,000 square feet and is capable of making dozens of these a year. And we’ll be expanding production for them to our new facility in Quonset, Rhode Island, where we’ll be making both our Dive-LDs, our smaller submarines, and these big guys for the U.S. market." Anduril Industries

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VIDEO | Indian Air Force Chief Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh addresses CAPSS-IMR Joint Seminar at Air Force Auditorium in Delhi. He says, "On this topic, I think everybody has already spoken about drones, UAS systems, and counter-UAS systems. It is highly relevant. It is here today. It is a reality, not something for the future. There is no denying that the battlefield has shifted. We are moving away from concentrated air power to a more decentralised and autonomous approach. One thing we must understand is that drones, counter-UAS systems, and unmanned aerial systems are an extension of air power. Why they are succeeding is because they possess all the intrinsic qualities of air power, and that has to be understood. Of course, there is reduced risk in terms of human lives during operations, and the lower cost is what makes them very attractive." (Full video available on PTI Videos -

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#WATCH | Delhi | Indian Air Force chief Air Chief Marshal AP Singh says, “This topic of drones and UA systems is very relevant… It is a reality. So, there is no denying that the battlefield has shifted. We are shifting from concentrated Air power to a decentralised and autonomous way. We must understand that the Unmanned Aerial (UA) systems are extensions of Air power… There is also reduced risk in terms of human life during the operation… As I said, it is an extension of Air power, so all the rules of Air power will apply when you use the UA system… When we talk about counter UA systems, it is like a cat-and-mouse game. When you develop technology in one field, the counter technology has to develop along with it because that is how a game can be played… I think we have done reasonably well in Operation Sindoor, and it was possible because there was coordination. Without a central agency coordinating it, it would not have been possible… We have a structure in place so that every time we are able to counter these things… We will have all three services operating in the same Air Space, then there has to be total coordination…”
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#WATCH | Delhi | Indian Air Force chief Air Chief Marshal AP Singh says, “This topic of drones and UA systems is very relevant… It is a reality. So, there is no denying that the battlefield has shifted. We are shifting from concentrated Air power to a decentralised and autonomous way. We must understand that the Unmanned Aerial (UA) systems are extensions of Air power… There is also reduced risk in terms of human life during the operation… As I said, it is an extension of Air power, so all the rules of Air power will apply when you use the UA system… When we talk about counter UA systems, it is like a cat-and-mouse game. When you develop technology in one field, the counter technology has to develop along with it because that is how a game can be played… I think we have done reasonably well in Operation Sindoor, and it was possible because there was coordination. Without a central agency coordinating it, it would not have been possible… We have a structure in place so that every time we are able to counter these things… We will have all three services operating in the same Air Space, then there has to be total coordination…”

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Anduril Founder Palmer Luckey on Reviving U.S. Naval Shipbuilding: “Remember how fast we built naval capacity in WWII, we stood it up inside of a year.” “We were cranking out many ships every single day.” “A lot of this is about an attitude adjustment… autonomy is the thing that enables you to build ships like that once again.” “[With autonomy] you can make a very different set of trades.” “1 out of 100 [autonomous] submarines failing due to manufacturing problems is just a cost to be managed on your balance sheet, rather than a human tragedy.” It’s time to rebuild the fleet with autonomy. 🇺🇸

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