Palantir Technologies

Palantir clarifies that the NATO-deployed AI platform Maven cannot be remotely shut down by the company or the US government. According to Palantir, customers retain full operational control and can operate the platform independently; if Palantir staff are involved, they will be local nationals with security clearances. The statements are meant to allay European concerns about dependence on US defense technology that arose after reports of restrictions on Starlink and related political debates. » More on golem.de

Palantir clarified that the AI system Maven used by NATO has no external kill switch and that neither Palantir nor the US government can deactivate the system remotely, said Europe chief Louis Mosley. Maven processes data from satellites and sensors for situational awareness and is used by NATO headquarters and some European armed forces. The debate follows concerns about dependence on US technology after reports of throttling of the satellite service Starshield, which led some countries not to adopt Maven for their own forces. » More on spiegel.de

ARK Invest is gradually reducing its Palantir holdings and recently sold around 27,790 Palantir shares. At the same time, ARK funds invested in reactor developer Oklo (about 150,998 shares) and in X-Energy, shifting weight from software to nuclear power. Oklo reported revenues for the first time but records large operating losses and is financing expansion mainly through capital increases, while the company relies on technological progress and partnerships such as with Meta. » More on finanzen.net