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Palantir CEO Alex Karp on the stakes of the Al race | Hill & Valley Forum '25:
âIt [AI] will lead to a hierarchical disparity, which will lead to how the world is governed. Which is why we have to win this in America.â
NVIDIA & PALANTIR LAUNCH NEW AI STACK FOR GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAINS
$NVDA and $PLTR launched a sovereign AI system combining Palantir Foundry/AIP with NVIDIA Nemotron models, starting with NVIDIAâs own supply chain.
The system is designed to identify bottlenecks, improve materials allocation and coordinate production across suppliers. A single Vera Rubin rack requires around 1.3M parts across compute, memory, networking, power and cooling.
The same stack will also be available to enterprises, with deployment on-prem or in the cloud while keeping proprietary data under their control.
ðš BIG NEWS: $NVDA AND $PLTR ANNOUNCE A NEW SOVEREIGN AI PARTNERSHIP FOR CRITICAL SUPPLY CHAINS.
NVIDIA and Palantir are combining NVIDIAâs AI infrastructure and models with Palantirâs Ontology so governments and enterprises can run supply chain AI on systems they control.
$NVDA gives us the compute we need and $PLTR gives us a way to actually use that compute against a companyâs actual operations.
Think about how messy a large supply chain is. We have suppliers, factories, inventory, shipping, shortages, delays, pricing, people approving things and usually half the systems do not talk properly to each other.
$PLTR already tries to connect all of that through the Ontology.
Now add $NVDA on top of it and suddenly the models have enough compute to keep analyzing what is happening and help companies react much faster.
I don't think Palantir needs to build the best model in the world.
If NVIDIA keeps making the models and compute better, Palantir can just keep plugging that intelligence into actual businesses.
And I do not think NVIDIA wants to become Palantir either.
They would rather sell the compute, software and infrastructure every time one of these workloads gets deployed.
And honestly, supply chains are one of the better places for this because companies actually lose money when inventory is wrong, factories stop or shipments get delayed.
For $PLTR, I think what's interesting is how much deeper Palantir can get into day to day operations if these systems start making real supply chain decisions.
For $NVDA, it is another workload that can keep consuming inference and optimization compute after the model is already trained.
We are partnering with Palantir to bring trusted AI cloud infrastructure to Palantirâs commercial customers.
Palantir has named Nebius its preferred sovereign AI infrastructure partner.
Nebius compute and inference endpoints will run inside the Palantir enterprise perimeter â giving customers control over their compute, data, and models.
The partnership is based on a shared vision that open models, continually adapted using customersâ own data, can deliver better domain-specific intelligence while improving control and security.
Read the full press release: https://t.co/OxFxKSOrqr
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Palantir received about $17M in contracts from the Department of State. 2 lines of money from one of their larger contracts.
There was about $12M received for a project centered around analytics and another $5M received for integration.
The larger one has a total value of $60M with $23M already been obligating expiring in 2027 but with a potential end date in 2030.
The smaller one is a 1 year contract.
The contract vehicle the money was allocated from is worth $225M with $82M already been obligated. with an ordering end date of 2027.
@TIME leaving out the most outspoken leader on sovereign AI + the leader of the company owning the commercial enterprise AI space is a joke.
but we aren't surprised...we know who owns the magazine ð