Palantir Technologies Inc. - Class A Common Stock (PLTR)

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Palantir is still running Anthropic models even as the Pentagon moves to blacklist the AI startup, CEO Alex Karp says.

Karp explained that tools like Palantir’s Project Maven form an important part of a more advanced defense capabilities.

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Palantir stock edged down amid news at AIPCon 9, including Nvidia software pact and partnerships with GE Aerospace, Centrus Energy and Ondas.

Centrus and Palantir partner to expand U.S. uranium capacity, already identifying $300M in cost savings via AI-driven operational tools.

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GE Aerospace and Palantir expand their AI partnership to boost U.S. Air Force readiness and transform military aircraft production systems.

The partnership aims to integrate air, ground, and high-altitude ISR systems into a single AI-driven operational network.

Michael Burry slams Palantir ($PLTR) for having "no real AI software" and "overpromising" after a tragic military strike kills 100 girls.

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Iran's IRGC flags Palantir as a potential target, weighing on stock price. Analyze how defense ties are impacting PLTR's market valuation.

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The exchange comes amid reports that Anthropic’s Claude AI is being used in Palantir’s Maven system to analyze data and prioritize military targets.

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Rosenblatt analysts say Palantir stands to benefit and is likely to receive more federal contracts.