Anduril goes underwater: startup prepares a revolution in underwater warfare for Europe

The American technology startup Anduril, which has already managed to gain a firm foothold in the US defense sector, is now targeting Europe. The company is actively developing an entire line of products for underwater operations, and believes that its technologies are ideally suited for a wide variety of marine conditions in the Old World — from the icy waters of the Arctic to the warm depths of the Mediterranean.

Anduril's ambition is to offer European fleets a radically new solution for submarine warfare. According to the company, their products are capable of solving a wide range of tasks, from covert reconnaissance and monitoring of the underwater situation to active offensive operations. The main advantage? Anduril relies on speed, scalability, and the use of advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence and autonomy.

In an environment where traditional arms shipments can be delayed for years, Anduril offers "rapid deployment." Their systems are designed to be modular and easily scalable, allowing fleets to rapidly build up their underwater forces without waiting decades. This directly responds to the growing need of European countries for urgent and large-scale strengthening of maritime defense in the face of new challenges. Anduril wants to be the catalyst that accelerates the transition of European fleets into a new era of underwater technology.