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Military drone outfit Anduril partners with Qualcomm to build laptops on US soil with new BlueChip venture

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Defense contractor Anduril, which is known for its military drones, just announced that it’s building laptops in the U.S., with the company saying that it will begin taking orders in 2027.

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