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My understanding is they are and have always been uniquely unique. Their infrastructure was designed from the outset for highly classified use-cases (DoD IL6, T
by neom 2y ago
My understanding is they are and have always been uniquely unique. Their infrastructure was designed from the outset for highly classified use-cases (DoD IL6, Top Secret classifications), is unmatched by enterprise analytics software vendors + their tech is (apparently although nobody really seems to know) very very good.
- remarkEon 2y agoWhy doesn't anyone know this, though? I too am a bit mystified by ... whatever it is that Palantir does, but I think you hit the major point, which is that perhaps it is the classified nature of their prime use cases that makes it so difficult to discern how it is they work.
- neom 2y agoI have a friend who works at Palantir, I have no clue what he does, we've never talked about his work, he's not interested in talking about it, no clue anything about anything in their stack, they really just don't talk. I guess this is the value of Palantir?