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I once heard in an Alex Karp interview that they sold their products to other governments too(China and India IIRC). I found it quite odd, it would make sense t
by gvnonor 16y ago
I once heard in an Alex Karp interview that they sold their products to other governments too(China and India IIRC). I found it quite odd, it would make sense to provide exclusive access to a particular government like the US or some other large country. This isn't a consumer product, it deals with a lot of sensitive data and i'm assuming a lot of governments would be wary of using the same product/company (especially one with 20 somethings at the helm).
edit: I'm not against 20-30 year olds running a company, but i'm assuming government officials would be.
- flipbrad 16y agoYou probably meant "wary"... or maybe not.
- gvnonor 16y agooops...edited
- slater 16y agoHeh, the world isn't governed by presidential translators, but by 20-somethings pushing one set of data to one government, then slily changing it and pushing it to the other government. Also, Palantir probably has a cadre of fat old white conservative reps to deal with gov't reps.