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Palantir Pushes Beyond What Any Other System Can Do It Seems I believe everything I read online. Don’t you. I spotted this interesting article: “Palantir: Revolutionizing Big Data Analytics.” The write up shows a Covid dashboard and focuses on what’s called “data integration.” Putting information in an index or series of indexes so a user …

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SPACtacular Palantir Tech Gets More Attention: This Is Good? Palantir is working to expand its public-private partnership operations beyond security into the healthcare field. Some say the company has fallen short in its efforts to peddle security software to officials in Europe, so the data-rich field of government-managed healthcare is the next logical step. Apparently …

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An Amusing Analysis of Palantir Technologies I find analyses of intelware/policeware companies fascinating. “Palantir DD If You Want to Understand Company and Its History Better” is based on research conducted since November 2020. The write up asserts that Palantir is three “companies”: The government software (what I call intelware/policeware), the adding sales professionals facet of …

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IBM Acknowledges That Palantir Technologies Is Winning the Battle for Policeware and Intelware Phi Beta Iota: Discount the fake news. Here are the questions, from Arnold, that no one is asking:

Palantir Round Up: The Beyond Search Commentary Two Palantir Profiles: Some Peculiar Omissions Phi Beta Iota: A crummy over-marketing offering that should not be considered by the Pentagon or anyone else. Bloated overhead that is beneath contempt and results that should outrage any serious customer. See Also: Palantir @ Phi Beta Iota  

Palantir Technologies: Minor Questions Remain DarkCyber noted “Techie Software Soldier Spy: Palantir, Big Data’s Scariest, Most Secretive Unicorn, Is Going Public. But Is Its Crystal Ball Just Smoke and Mirrors?” The write up joins the caravan of publications digging into the ins and outs of the intelware business.