Palantir stories

Cogna appoints Luke Rogers and James Dickinson to senior roles, aiming to boost growth across UK and EMEA sectors including utilities and manufacturing.

CData launches Connect AI, a platform offering enterprises live, governed access to data from 300+ systems, enabling context-aware AI applications.

Databricks has raised USD $1 billion, valuing the AI firm at over USD $100 billion amid rapid growth and a USD $4 billion revenue run-rate.

Tech stocks soar in 2024, with AI tools aiding investors in navigating market risks amid record concentration in top US shares.

Deloitte and Palantir have launched an AI-powered Enterprise Operating System to help government and commercial clients enhance data insights and operational efficiency.

Oracle has launched the Oracle Defense Ecosystem to enhance security tech collaboration and access to cloud and AI for US and allied defence sectors.

SAP unveils advanced AI tools and partnerships, including a smarter copilot and AI agents, aiming to boost productivity and AI accessibility for businesses.

Auckland Mayor unveils Innovation & Technology Alliance to boost collaboration, tech growth, and economic productivity in the city and region.

Databricks is expanding its footprint in Australia and New Zealand, aiming to boost AI capabilities and workforce to over 200 by year-end amid rising demand.

Databricks and Palantir have joined forces to enhance AI solutions by merging their platforms, promising a streamlined, secure, and cost-effective data architecture.

Palantir's AI platforms have achieved certification on Oracle Cloud, enhancing businesses' and governments' ability to accelerate their AI initiatives.

Diving deep into what you should be measuring and what the benchmarks are, you’ll leave this article with a fresh new approach to the way you run your business.

The expanded partnership will initially focus on deploying Foundry across WesTrac’s component rebuild centres and to inventory management teams.

The agreement further expands the company's work in the Australian industrial sector, adding to its long-term flagship partnership with Rio Tinto.

The company will use the funds to improve its proprietary technologies, scaling business operations and expanding into key Asian markets.

Without inspiring lead supported from above, even the best business, the best enterprise, will disappear entirely and without much of a trace.

If managing a hyper-growth tech startup in Silicon Valley is like launching a rocket, then the fuel is a mix of venture capital funding and engineering talent.

Successful trade mission to America for Kiwis as companies follow up potential breakthrough leads in the industry.