Palantir cost and lock-in; the “Fable Ban” proved foreign-directive risk is real. Smaller allies need an auditable, exportable layer — not a black box. synARKa is Australian, non-US, non-China, no lock-in.
Palantir cost and lock-in; foreign-directive risk is real. Smaller allies need an auditable, exportable layer — not a black box.
An ASCA / AUKUS procurement signal → tranche timing and exposed primes — sovereign, auditable, no lock-in.
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