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The company pitched faster access and more targeted care. Doctors warn that crossing the existing data boundary could damage patient trust.
The milestone reflects faster business growth, not a retreat in government demand: U.S. government revenue also rose 96%.
NHS England says back-office work can count as a benefit even without patient-care applications. The statistics regulator will examine the disputed tally.
The company reports faster problem-solving but still treats programming-cost savings as a forecast. Its workflow keeps engineers reviewing and refining AI suggestions.
In a new Stratechery interview, Sankar argues that better models alone will not deliver economic returns. Interviewer Ben Thompson challenges who should be responsible for turning them into useful business systems.
The former Palantir executives behind Dream say its models account for structures, materials and building systems. Customers are already using it for concepts and cost estimates.
Ondas will initially own the company outright and become its first customer. The planned models would run on local hardware, with mission-plan changes subject to human authorization.
The unit weighed expected benefits and future funding before declining a new contract. Palantir must now demonstrate that it has disconnected from police systems and deleted the data.
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