The US Army has announced a 10-year contract with defense tech startup Anduril, potentially worth up to $20 billion. The contract includes hardware, software, infrastructure, and services. The agreement consolidates more than 120 separate procurement actions for Andurill's commercial solutions. The company was co-founded by Palmer Luckey, who previously sold VR startup Oculus to Facebook. Despite controversy over his political views, Luckey has been embraced by the second Trump administration. The announcement comes as the Department of Defense is embroiled in a dispute with AI company Anthropic over its designation as a supply chain threat.