Palantir Technologies

At AIPCon 11 Palantir presented its Ontology and AIP platforms as the core for sovereign enterprise AI, enabling companies to retain control over data, models and decisions. Customers from supply chain, defense, pharma, media and insurance reported faster decisions, cost savings and measurable business outcomes through production-ready agents and connected data pipelines. Speakers emphasized a trend toward smaller, specialized models, fine-tuning on proprietary data and the use of forward-deployed engineers for rapid implementation in production environments. » Mais em de.investing.com

Palantir and Fujitsu renew their strategic partnership; Fujitsu becomes a global Forward Deployed Engineering (FDE) partner and will license Palantir AIP as well as Foundry. Fujitsu is building FDE capabilities and integrating its LLM Takane and other AI technologies into Palantir’s platforms to help customers develop AI applications. In a project for a Japanese manufacturer, Fujitsu integrated data from more than 3,000 suppliers and 18 factories, achieved over $10 million in cost savings and doubled operational productivity within a year. » Mais em de.investing.com

Bayern will extend the contract for the police software Vera, which is based on Palantir’s Gotham, by one year because there is currently no German or European alternative available. The current contract ends in April 2027 and can be renewed up to four times a year; the interior ministry simultaneously emphasizes the goal of digital independence. Greens critics see the decision as creating a looming long-term dependency; data protection advocates warn of possible access from the US, which Palantir denies, pointing to locally hosted, offline servers. » Mais em golem.de