No. For sure not. The interoperability of different tools and kit, from an outsiders perspective, kind of all over the place. Different companies have some internal interop, but generally its a mix between standards set by who ever is buying (branch, or org like NATO) and compatible with industry leader in relevant use case.
At least if you look at Defense companies GitHub, Earnings Reports, and Job postings and the militaries public statements.
AcidiclyBasicGlitch@sh.itjust.works 3 days ago
I’m not sure, but that’s a good question.
I believe Ukraine used Palantir against Russia, but when the U.S. becomes involved in a proxy war (even if it’s to defend a nation that was clearly invaded by a leader who posed a global threat) it’s hard to know what is actually chosen by the country vs provided as is.