> And you’d be wrong on almost all counts. The NHS runs on the N3 network, and runs its own email servers. Emailing outside of the organization about patients i

> And you’d be wrong on almost all counts. The NHS runs on the N3 network, and runs its own email servers. Emailing outside of the organization about patients is a sackable offence. In that case I'd assume Palantir's software too will run on the N3 network. This might well be a big reason for the choice for them, Im sure they have plenty of experience with such arragements given all the military contracts. > I’d rather they moved everything to Linux of course, but placing trust in Microsoft is a hell of a lot better than placing trust in Palantir. Microsoft have reputation to lose. The reputation of Palantir among its core audience is improved by misdeeds. The core audience of Palantir is their customers, who are very unhappy when they get into the news negatively. They're a big business, not an influencer trying to keep their Twitter fanboys happy. Like you're implying the NHS is almost certainly running Windows (or MacOS for that matter) everywhere and neither did you mention their Office suite. MS and Palantir are very comparably tied to the US , which was the point brought up that I was responding to.