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India is tasking Sarvam with growing its own Palantir, a developer that will connect military data to command decisions. On October 27, 2026, the startup announced a memorandum with the Joint Defense Staff. The five-year cooperation will cover the army, navy and air force. The planned applications will deal with intelligence processing and target identification. The work will be carried out by the Chanakya Defense Division and will be located on Indian infrastructure. The joint headquarters helps the Army to work with all 3 branches of the military. An application created for one customer will provide experience and a software foundation for the next customer. The company statement explicitly states general models. Separate procurement can duplicate incompatible products; A single coordinator has the opportunity to agree on requirements before they appear. Budgets and timelines for individual projects have not yet been disclosed. The army agreed on the direction of work, the results of their fighting have not yet been achieved. Palantir also solves the problem of military secrecy. In the documentation of the American platform Gotham, access rights accompany the data during the subsequent processing. A classified message must remain accessible only to authorized personnel, even when a new report is made on it. Joint work between forces requires both the exchange of information and the maintenance of these limitations. Sarvam will have to build acceptance rules into the data processing itself. A convenient response from a neural network captures only the visible part of such a system. The company already has the basis for independent operation. In March, Saravam released the parameters of the 30B and 105B models, which it says were trained entirely in India at the IndiaAI program facilities. The customer can download the model and run it on their servers. Saravam also offers hosting of its products on an isolated network. With this done, the military information will remain inside the country, and the request will be processed without contacting a foreign service.

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India is tasking Sarvam with growing its own Palantir, a developer that will connect military data to command decisions. On October 27, 2026, the startup announced a memorandum with the Joint Defense Staff. The five-year cooperation will cover the army, navy and air force. The planned applications will deal with intelligence processing and target identification. The work will be carried out by the Chanakya Defense Division and will be located on Indian infrastructure. The joint headquarters helps the Army to work with all 3 branches of the military. An application created for one customer will provide experience and a software foundation for the next customer. The company statement explicitly states general models. Separate procurement can duplicate incompatible products; A single coordinator has the opportunity to agree on requirements before they appear. Budgets and timelines for individual projects have not yet been disclosed. The army agreed on the direction of work, the results of their fighting have not yet been achieved. Palantir also solves the problem of military secrecy. In the documentation of the American platform Gotham, access rights accompany the data during the subsequent processing. A classified message must remain accessible only to authorized personnel, even when a new report is made on it. Joint work between forces requires both the exchange of information and the maintenance of these limitations. Sarvam will have to build acceptance rules into the data processing itself. A convenient response from a neural network captures only the visible part of such a system. The company already has the basis for independent operation. In March, Saravam released the parameters of the 30B and 105B models, which it says were trained entirely in India at the IndiaAI program facilities. The customer can download the model and run it on their servers. Saravam also offers hosting of its products on an isolated network. With this done, the military information will remain inside the country, and the request will be processed without contacting a foreign service.

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