The company launched its first product, a Game Boy-style handheld device called the Chromatic, in 2024.

Palmer Luckey, who founded the defense tech start-up Anduril, has become the It Guy as President Trump aims to modernize the ...

The Anduril founder and Oculus creator brings his retro gaming dream to life as ModRetro eyes unicorn status with its Game Boy-inspired console.

Luckey said that allowing tech companies to decide how to use AI effectively transfers power from the U.S. government to ...

Anduril founder Palmer Luckey asserts that governments, not corporations, should control AI deployment in national security, ...

Correction: May 13, 2025 — An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that Luckey had said there weren't any female founders whose companies had been acquired for $1 billion or more. Luckey ...

The clone of Nintendo's N64 has not yet been delivered, but the Oculus founder is already planning big business.

Palmer Luckey, billionaire founder of Anduril Industries and former Oculus creator, is pitching a $1 billion plan to revive 1990s gaming consoles, Financial Times reports ...

Our product actually, in its core, requires people to conform with Fourth Amendment data protections.” (That amendment being the one that protects citizens from “unreasonable searches and seizures.”) ...

The man who was canceled by Silicon Valley for supporting Trump is now watching his former critics fall in line, and he’s not surprised.

The purchase of ExoAnalytic Solutions, for an undisclosed sum, is meant to boost Anduril's capabilities in space domain awareness, battle management and fire control.

Josh Kushner’s Thrive Capital is co-leading a funding round with venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz that could nearly double Anduril's valuation to $60 billion.