Aug. 3 at 10:33 PM
Just heard Alex Karp discuss Data Sovereignty non-stop on CNBC for the ER interview this afternoon. There's absolutely a connection to be made for
$ALP to collaborate on EU projects as "The company’s unorthodox sales process—and its outspoken CEO Alex Karp—haven’t played as well outside the U.S."
Working within their network of EU officials is one area where Alpha Compute can be of benefit to
$PLTR .
"Palantir takes all the disparate data an enterprise creates, and combines them into a structured “data lake,” which the company calls an Ontology. On top of Ontology, Palantir builds custom applications to tackle specific data issues, and to use AI to draw connections and surface hidden relationships. Medium-size and larger firms in the U.S. are beginning to come around to this sort of data wrangling, when the most valuable layer to effective AI implementation is proprietary corporate data. Sales to U.S. commercial customers were up 149% in the second quarter."
https://www.barrons.com/articles/palantir-earnings-stock-price-4a392c80
