Dirac Brings BuildOS Manufacturing Platform to AWS

Sep 2, 2026
Dirac and Amazon Web Services have partnered to host BuildOS on AWS infrastructure, including AWS GovCloud (US), for manufacturers handling regulated production data.

Dirac and Amazon Web Services have partnered to deliver Dirac's BuildOS platform on AWS infrastructure for advanced manufacturers, the companies announced in a press release.

BuildOS is an AI Process Design platform for manufacturing process planning. The AWS deployment includes AWS GovCloud (US) for customers handling Controlled Unclassified Information, ITAR data, and other data subject to export controls.

Dirac said BuildOS helps manufacturers replace document based production workflows with an automated, model based system. The platform connects engineering data with work instructions, routings, and production validation.

The announcement also cites Anduril as a customer using BuildOS to reduce work instruction authoring time by nearly 90%.

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