Interviews with 37 Anduril sources detail safety concerns and project challenges at Anduril's manufacturing operations; Anduril calls the claims “inaccurate”
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Among the topics they'll discuss: — @peard33.bsky.social's deep investigation into some of Anduril's US factories where the defense startup is making drones, rocket motors, and more www.wired.com/story/anduri...
The company's 10 or so factories, half a dozen test sites, and around 30 offices span at least 18 US states and territories and eight countries, WIRED found. At some of the company's factories, people told WIRED, they felt pressure to meet deadlines in spite of supply-chain and …
WIRED spoke to 37 former and current employees and contractors at Anduril, including more than 20 with direct knowledge of production lines. Their accounts reveal some of the challenges the $30.5 billion startup has faced even as it pursues expansion. www.wired.com/story/anduri.…