Anduril and Qualcomm Unveil BlueChip Laptops

Anduril Industries partners with Qualcomm to produce secure, U.S.-made laptops designed for government and military applications.

, founded by Oculus VR creator , has partnered with to announce BlueChip, a new line of laptops manufactured in the United States. These devices are specifically designed for security, government, and military use.

The laptops feature Qualcomm Snapdragon X Series chips produced at 's Arizona facility, the same silicon found in Microsoft Surface devices. Luckey notes that 90% of components will originate from the U.S. or allied nations to ensure supply chain safety.

While functional prototypes exist, preorders are slated for 2027 at a 20% premium over high-end PCs. Production will center at Anduril's Arsenal-1 facility in Ohio, marking a significant step toward future U.S.-made consumer hardware and domestic assembly.


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