安杜里尔（Anduril）公司的创始人帕尔默·拉奇（Palmer Luckey）在底特律举行的“再工业化峰会”上透露，该公司正在考虑在美国本土制造电脑。拉奇表示，安杜里尔已经与芯片、组装和制造等各环节的合作伙伴进行了深入沟通，并认为安杜里尔有潜力承担这一任务。虽然安杜里尔目前尚未制造电脑，拉奇也坦言，公司更倾向于与外部伙伴合作完成非核心业务，制造电脑便是其中之一。此举旨在推动美国本土制造业的发展，此前戴尔等公司曾在美国设厂，但后转向国际化生产。拉奇还提到，安杜里尔将继续与合作伙伴共同开发其他技术，例如与Meta合作的军用穿戴设备。

🇺🇸 安杜里尔公司创始人帕尔默·拉奇在“再工业化峰会”上表示，该公司有潜力在美国制造电脑。他透露已与芯片、组装和制造等环节的合作伙伴进行了广泛的沟通，显示出推动本土制造业的意愿。

🤖 拉奇还强调了与合作伙伴共同开发技术的重要性，并表示安杜里尔不会自行制造人形机器人，而是会选择合适的伙伴合作，这体现了其聚焦核心业务、 leveraging external expertise 的战略。

💡 拉奇提到，在美国制造电脑并非新概念，但安杜里尔的介入可能为这一领域注入新的活力。他暗示新电脑的命名将带有“亲美”和“赌博”的意味，但具体细节尚未公布。

🚀 安杜里尔作为一家国防科技公司，目前主要生产无人机、水下潜航器以及名为Lattice的AI软件平台，并与Meta合作开发军用穿戴设备，其业务范围正不断拓展至新的技术领域。

Palmer Luckey teased the idea of Auduril manufacturing American-made computers.Luckey joined the Reindustrialize Summit in Detroit virtually.The Anduril founder also emphasized the importance of working with partners to build tools.

Anduril, the defense tech giant that makes weapons and military products, could produce American-made computers, founder Palmer Luckey announced at the Reindustrialize Summit, a conference about modernizing American manufacturing, in Detroit on Thursday.

"This is one of those things where I started talking to companies years ago about this," Luckey said. "I think there's a chance that it's going to be Anduril."

Luckey added that Anduril has held conversations with "everyone you would need to have to do that," including people "on the chip side, on the assembly side, on the manufacturing side."

Anduril doesn't yet make computers, and Luckey isn't completely sold on the effort. He told the crowd: "There are some things Anduril has to do," he said. "There are other things we'd rather have other people do. This is something I'd rather have other people do."

American-made computers aren't a novel concept. PC-maker Dell had several manufacturing plants throughout the US, but in 2009, it closed its North Carolina plant and announced a change to its international manufacturing partner, moving from Ireland to Poland.

Luckey, who addressed the crowd virtually and with a humanoid robot from Foundation, also added that Anduril will not build its own humanoid robot: "We're going to partner with other companies where it makes sense," he said.

Anduril, which was cofounded by Luckey in 2017, makes hardware for the US military, including drones and underwater submersibles, and an AI-powered software platform, Lattice. The company is also working on extended reality headsets and other wearables for the military in a partnership with Meta, which the companies announced in May.

Luckey declined to share what he would name the computer if he were to make it, but hinted that "it's pro-American, and also a gambling reference, but I'll leave it at that."