Palantir Invests In Persistent-UAV Developer Skydweller

Graham Warwick September 09, 2021
Skydweller is developing a persistent unmanned aircraft based on the solar-powered Solar Impulse Si2.
Credit: Skydweller Aero
Enterprise data platform provider Palantir has invested in solar-powered aircraft developer Skydweller Aero. The investment comes as U.S./Spanish startup Skydweller reports that its Series A funding round, initially closed in 2019, has now raised $40 million. Oklahoma City-based Skydweller is...
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