Anduril Commits to 65% US-Made Components for 2027 Laptop, Eyes Full Domestic Supply Chain Anduril Industries, led by founder Palmer Luckey, has announced a commitment to producing laptops with at least 65% of components made in the USA from its first model release in 2027. While the company envisions a fully domestic supply chain, it recognizes the current dependence on international partners and is working to localize production for critical components. Palmer Luckey says it was always the goal, and now the company is committing to it.is a senior editor and founding member of The Verge who covers gadgets, games, and toys. He spent 15 years editing the likes of CNET, Gizmodo, and Engadget. , stating that its first laptop model in 2027 will meet the 65% US-made threshold.However, the company acknowledges that achieving a 100% American supply chain is a long-term goal, as many components are currently sourced from allies or are still in development within the US. The initial prototype currently stands at 32% US-origin, with significant efforts underway to increase this percentage by the launch date.