Army Scales Up Enterprise Agreement For Striveworks’ AI Tech To $700 Million

The US Army has expanded its enterprise software agreement with Striveworks from an initial $70 million ceiling to approximately $700 million for broader access to the company's Chariot artificial-intelligence platform. The software supports deploying, monitoring and managing analytical models for defense organizations, including work connected with battlefield information and command systems. The increase creates additional contracting capacity for agencies that may use the agreement, rather than representing $700 million of software already purchased. It follows earlier deployments under the company's Army and wider defense AI initiatives, with individual orders determining actual spending.