NATO selects Anduril's Lattice platform for next-gen air command and control

NATO has selected Anduril's Lattice platform as one of three solutions for its Enhanced Air Command and Control (eAirC2) Data Platform initiative, designed to fuse real-time sensor data from disparate sources across 32 member states while preserving national data sovereignty. The contract follows successful deployments in Estonia and represents NATO's shift to modular, data-centric command and control architecture.

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