Menace
Portable command posts: computers, radios and networking packed for the field.

What does it actually do?
Menace is a family of rugged kits that bring command-and-control computing to where troops are. Menace-T is carried by people, Menace-X rides on vehicles and works on the move, and Menace-I is a shelter full of high-density computing. All run Lattice and connect through Lattice Mesh.
Technical detail
- Menace-X (2024): expeditionary on-the-move C4.
- Menace-T (2025): human-portable C4.
- Menace-I (2025): deployable edge data center; Anduril says it is operational within 10 minutes.
- Named preferred hardware for Palantir's edge software (2025).
Status
TestingOffered (customers not public)
Demonstrated with the U.S. Marine Corps; Palantir partnership for edge deployments.
Known users
- U.S. Marine Corps (exercises)
Milestones
- Menace-I brings petabyte-scale processing to the tactical edge. Source
- Menace becomes preferred hardware for Palantir's edge software. Source
- Menace-T introduced. Source
- Menace-X announced. Source
- Menace-X demonstrates rapid targeting at a Marine exercise. Source