The past several years have highlighted just how vital it has become for government and commercial companies alike to have access to a comprehensive and up-to-date data foundation to make well-informed decisions. …

Ethical AI in Action — Editor’s Note: Written by Palantir’s Privacy and Civil Liberties (PCL) team, this blog post builds on our belief that, in order to preserve the truly valuable contributions of AI/ML, AI ethics and efficacy must move beyond the performative towards operational realities. In future posts, we’ll be addressing other pressing themes…

Editor’s Note: The following blog post is intended for drone manufacturers aligned to U.S. interests who are seeking industry standard implementation guidance to help make their products more competitive. It is widely recognized that Chinese drone manufacturers have a dominant market position. …

Since our founding in 2003, Palantir has worked with governments — as well as commercial clients across some of the most secure and highly regulated industries — to deliver value from their most sensitive data holdings. …

Software is increasingly being run “at the edge,” ranging from disconnected data centers to small form-factor devices on factory floors, in space, under the sea, and other remote locations. However, deployment of software to edge devices is complex, especially at scale. As compute moves increasingly out to the edge across…

Editor’s Note: At Foundrycon, Brian Hammond, Tampa General Hospital’s Chief Technology Officer, shared how TGH leveraged Foundry to operationalize data to drive a connected health system, improving outcomes for both health care providers and the patients they serve. Check out the full talk here. Hospitals provide critical services to the…

Missile warnings. Airplane flight statuses. Satellite observation alerts. Much of the U.S. Government’s most critical digital infrastructure is dependent on software built during the Cold War, written in archaic languages (e.g., Fortran, COBOL, ADA), and/or installed exclusively on mainframe computers. While the infrastructure is old and may struggle to keep…

Editors Note: In a previous post, Palantir’s Privacy and Civil Liberties (PCL) team articulated the case for why AI ethics and efficacy discussions need to move beyond performative towards operational realities. …

How Foundry for Builders Sparks Innovation in Healthcare — Palantir Foundry’s operational AI capabilties make it well-suited to a variety of industries and sectors. We’ve been particularly gratified by its power to transform the healthcare space, which is ripe for disruption due to legacy technology, high care costs, complex patient privacy laws, and difficult-to-navigate care options. Foundry’s specific abilities…