内容来源：https://techcrunch.com/2026/03/14/us-army-announces-contract-with-anduril-worth-up-to-20b/

内容总结：

美国陆军近日与国防科技初创企业安杜里尔公司签署了一份为期十年的企业级采购合同，潜在总价值高达200亿美元。根据军方公告，该合同包含为期五年的基础合作期及五年续约选项，采购范围涵盖安杜里尔公司的硬件、软件、基础设施及相关技术服务。

陆军采购部门表示，此次协议将原本分散的120余项采购程序整合为单一企业合同，旨在提升采购效率。美国国防部首席信息官办公室技术主管加布·丘利在声明中强调：“现代战场日益由软件定义，要保持战略优势，必须快速高效地获取和部署软件能力。”

值得注意的是，安杜里尔公司联合创始人帕尔默·勒基曾因将虚拟现实企业Oculus出售给Facebook（现Meta）而闻名，后因政治捐款争议被该公司解雇。据《纽约时报》近期报道，勒基凭借其用自主战斗机、无人机及潜艇改造美军的前沿理念，已获得特朗普新政府的青睐。这家以《指环王》魔法物品命名的公司去年营收约20亿美元，另有消息称其正以600亿美元估值进行新一轮融资。

此次签约正值美国国防部与人工智能企业 Anthropic 陷入法律纠纷之际——因合同谈判失败被国防部列为供应链威胁后，Anthropic 已对国防部提起诉讼。而此前与五角大楼达成合作的 OpenAI 亦面临消费者反弹及高管离职等连锁反应。

中文翻译：

美国陆军上周五晚宣布，已与国防科技初创企业安杜里尔公司签署为期十年的合作协议，该协议总价值可能高达200亿美元。

根据公告，合约包含为期五年的"基础期"及可续签五年的选择权，涵盖安杜里尔公司的硬件、软件、基础设施及相关服务。陆军方面表示，此项企业级合约整合了此前"针对安杜里尔商业解决方案的120余项独立采购程序"。

美国国防部首席信息官办公室技术总监加布·丘利在声明中指出："现代战场的决定性因素日益转向软件领域。为保持战略优势，我们必须以高效敏捷的方式获取并部署软件能力。"

安杜里尔公司由帕尔默·拉奇参与创立，其此前因将虚拟现实初创企业Oculus出售给Facebook（现Meta）而闻名。在媒体报道其向支持特朗普的政治团体捐款引发争议后，拉奇遭Facebook解雇。拉奇多次坚称媒体曲解其政治立场，但据《纽约时报》近期专题报道，凭借其运用自主战斗机、无人机、潜艇等装备重塑美军力量的构想，拉奇与安杜里尔公司已获得特朗普第二届政府的青睐。这家公司（与帕兰蒂尔公司同样取名自《指环王》中的魔法物品）去年营收约20亿美元。

另据独立报道，安杜里尔公司正就新一轮融资进行谈判，估值可能达到600亿美元。

此次签约之际，美国国防部正与人工智能企业Anthropic陷入法律纠纷——因合同谈判破裂被列为供应链威胁后，该公司已对国防部提起诉讼。与此同时，OpenAI在签署五角大楼合约后，不仅面临消费者强烈反对，还遭遇至少一名高管离职。

英文来源：

The U.S. Army said late Friday that it has signed a 10-year contract with defense tech startup Anduril. The deal could be worth up to $20 billion.
According to the announcement, the contract starts with a five-year “base period,” with the option to extend the deal for an additional five years, and it includes Anduril hardware, software, infrastructure, and services.
The Army describes the agreement as a single enterprise contract consolidating what had been “more than 120 separate procurement actions for Anduril’s commercial solutions.”
“The modern battlefield is increasingly defined by software,” said Gabe Chiulli, the chief technology officer at the Department of Defense’s Office of the Chief Information Officer, in a statement. “To maintain our advantage, we must be able to acquire and deploy software capabilities with speed and efficiency,”
Anduril was co-founded by Palmer Luckey, who was previously known for selling VR startup Oculus to Facebook (now Meta). Facebook fired Luckey after controversy erupted following a news report that he’d donated to a pro-Trump political group.
Luckey has repeatedly insisted that the media misrepresented his political views, but according to a recent feature in The New York Times, Luckey and Anduril have been embraced by the second Trump administration, thanks to his vision for remaking the U.S. military with autonomous fighter jets, drones, submarines, and more. The company (named, like Palantir, for a magical object in “The Lord of the Rings”) brought in around $2 billion in revenue last year, the NYT says.
Separate reports suggest that Anduril is in talks to raise a new funding round at a $60 billion valuation.
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This announcement also comes as the Department of Defense is locked in a dispute with Anthropic, with the AI company suing the DoD over its designation as a supply chain threat following a failed contract negotiation, while OpenAI has faced consumer backlash and at least one executive departure after signing a Pentagon deal of its own.