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Palantir's focus shifting from big gov contracts to commercial?

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·26d ago·1 comments

Hey everyone, been seeing a lot of chatter lately, and wanted to get some thoughts from others here. It feels like Palantir's been talking a lot more about commercial adoption and expanding their client base beyond the traditional large government/defense contracts. With the whole 'AI' narrative booming, are they pivoting their sales strategy? Seems like they're trying to position themselves as a solution for a broader range of industries. Anyone else notice this? Wondering if this means a change in the type of talent they're looking for, or if it signals anything about their long-term growth strategy. Curious to hear if anyone on the commercial side has seen a big push or if it's just more PR.

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·26d ago

Yeah, I've definitely seen that too. It feels like they're actively trying to broaden their appeal. For a while, it was all about defense and intelligence, which made sense given their origins. But with the current market buzz around data analytics and operational efficiency, it makes perfect strategic sense for them to push harder into the commercial sector. They have the tech, now they just need to prove it's applicable and valuable outside of national security. It'll be interesting to see if they can execute that transition successfully and capture a significant share of that market. Could be a big growth driver if they pull it off.