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Given the sensitive nature of some of the data they work with and the fact that 70% of their business comes through the [US] government, I wonder if their engin
by rjett 16y ago
Given the sensitive nature of some of the data they work with and the fact that 70% of their business comes through the [US] government, I wonder if their engineers all have at least some level of security clearance. Or would palantir just as easily sell the same product to the US government as it would to another government?
- elblanco 16y agoTheir "forward deployed engineers" need clearances to work on site. Palantir installations are an extremely lengthy process required a couple full-time people on-site. The places I've seen it, it's typically taken 6-12 months to get it "turned on".