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ANDURIL AND QUALCOMM ANNOUNCE BLUECHIP, A HARDENED LAPTOP WITH ABOUT 90% US OR ALLIED PARTS

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BlueChip runs a Snapdragon X Series chip built at TSMC's Arizona fab, with about 90% of its bill of materials from the US or allies and a roadmap to 100% domestic. The display is one component still made only in China. It's aimed at government and military buyers rather than consumers. The chip is expected to cost about 20% more than typical high-end PCs, and open for preorder in 2027. Anduril hasn't finished contracting its suppliers.