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Ondas Announces Regna AI, Powered by Palantir, to Advance Sovereign AI

Ondas gained 6% after launching Regna AI with Palantir, while Red Cat was nearly unchanged after debuting the TRICHON drone without a contract.

  • Shares of Ondas Inc. rose 6% to $7 on Tuesday following the announcement of Regna AI, a new private company co-developed with Palantir Technologies to deliver mission-specialized artificial intelligence models.
  • Regna AI avoids reliance on external cloud services by delivering models within sovereign environments customers control. Palantir provides model-training infrastructure while Ondas finances the venture.
  • Operational models support autonomous mission orchestration on the edge, functioning even when communications are limited or disrupted. Human approval remains mandatory for all operational decisions.
  • Red Cat Holdings stock remained flat at $5.79 despite debuting its TRICHON drone, contrasting sharply with the 6% rally in Ondas. The drone ETF JEDI fell 1%, isolating the Ondas gain as company-specific.
  • "No government should have to build its AI strategy on models or data infrastructure it does not control," said Ondas Chairman and CEO Eric Brock. Regna AI targets the US Department of War, allied governments, and defense firms.
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Ondas Announces Regna AI, Powered by Palantir, to Advance Sovereign AI

Regna AI will bring mission-specialized fine-tuned AI models to governments and enterprises

Ondas launched Regna AI, a proprietary company that will develop artificial intelligence models for defense with Palantir’s engineering infrastructure and support. The initiative targets customized systems that customers can control and deploy even when connectivity fails.

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Mid Florida Newspapers broke the news on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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