Anduril Industries, the Costa Mesa-based defense contractor co-founded by Palmer Luckey, continues to snatch up Orange County real estate. The most recent deal: leasing nearly 42,000 square feet at ...

Anduril is turning Taiwan’s defense from a slow parade of big steel into a swarm-era factory line—eyes in the sky, teeth on target, and a local brain that decides faster than the other guy can swear.

Taipei’s strategists are finally making the pivot away from conventional armed forces toward something nimbler—namely the mass production and use of cheap and deadly drones.

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Anduril Industries this week announced it successfully conducted the first test firing of a prototype of the Barracuda-500 cruise missile adapted for ground launch.

The Air Force has not kept a ground-launched munition in its inventory since a 1987 treaty banned the BGM-109G Gryphon nuclear cruise missile. The U.S. and Russian governments withdrew from the ...

Anduril Industries plans next year to build more than a thousand Barracuda-500 cruise missiles for foreign and domestic buys, company ...

Anduril executives said they are wrapping up ground testing on the YFQ-44A, taking extra time to further develop the autonomous flight software that will enable the uncrewed jet to make its first ...

This month, multiple media outlets reported that Taiwan unveiled its first missile jointly developed with a US defense firm, underscoring deepening m ...

Exhibition ‘marks critical moment’ for island’s twin strategy aimed at deterring Beijing’s growing military pressure, observers say.

With the support of the U.S. administration seen as iffy, Taipei officials try to diversify their roster or weapons suppliers.