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TurbineOne Selected to Expand Frontline AI Across the U.S. Marine Corps

By News RoomOctober 8, 20262 Mins Read
TurbineOne Selected to Expand Frontline AI Across the U.S. Marine Corps
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New agreement creates a streamlined path to deploy TurbineOne’s AI software across Marine Corps units and missions

U.S. Marine Operates Field Laptop During Training Exercise

U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Connor DiCesare uses a ruggedized field laptop during a training exercise at Camp Pendleton, California, June 4, 2025. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Luke Rodriguez)

CHANTILLY, Va., Oct. 08, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — TurbineOne, the frontline AI company, today announced a Basic Ordering Agreement (BOA) with the U.S. Marine Corps, creating a streamlined path to purchase and deploy TurbineOne’s artificial intelligence software across operational missions.

The agreement enables Marine Corps organizations to place delivery orders for TurbineOne software and related integration, engineering, training, technical support, and sustainment. Future orders may support missions including automated target recognition, multi-sensor data fusion, counter-unmanned systems, and operational decision support.

“Marines operate forward, where networks are contested and decisions have to be made quickly. Marines are putting significant focus on being the forward-most targeting element for the Joint Force, and that combination of austerity and connectedness is a wicked problem,” said Ian Kalin, CEO and Co-Founder of TurbineOne. “Marines understand that AI should be a force multiplier, not a logistical burden. That is why the Marines are taking our AI to the frontlines. This agreement makes it faster and easier to put the world’s best AI models in Marines’ hands and scale it across missions.”

TurbineOne’s software is built to work at the tactical edge without continuous cloud connectivity and connect with the sensors and systems Marines already use. Marines can create, refine, and deploy their own AI detection models in the field, adapting quickly to new targets and threats without waiting for a new model to be developed and pushed down from higher headquarters.

The agreement expands TurbineOne’s work with the U.S. military to move AI from experimentation into operational use and make frontline AI easier to field, adapt, and scale across missions.

About TurbineOne

TurbineOne is the frontline AI company. Built for defense and national security, its software is deployed globally to help operators find what matters, make decisions with confidence, and coordinate action — even where cloud-dependent AI cannot operate. Learn more at TurbineOne.com.

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A photo accompanying this announcement is available at https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/d6f005bd-b3db-4a5a-a613-30c112546817

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