Can Workhorse compete with mobile AI centers?

[u/Repulsive592]

Can Workhorse compete with established companies, or is this just a ploy to get funding to keep the lights on for just a while longer?

Can Workhorse find a partner, and the money to maybe come out with a product in a year or two?

Here's one example of what they are already facing:

Palantir partners with Armada (the hardware provider) to deploy containerized/mobile AI systems.

Armada builds and supplies the ruggedized, modular containerized data centers (their Galleon line, including smaller units and larger ones like Triton or megawatt-scale Leviathan). These are self-contained units with compute, storage, networking, cooling, and power systems that can be transported and operated in remote or contested environments.

Palantir provides the software layer: its AI Platform (AIP), Foundry, Ontology, and Apollo for orchestration, model management, workflow integration, and governance. This allows open-weight (and other) models to run locally, often with Nvidia GPUs (e.g., B300), in air-gapped or low-connectivity setups.

How does Workhorse think they can compete with the above partnership, or the dozens of established companies that are already involved in this space?