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In Belgium, our Minister of Defence talks about buying services from Palantir, and wants to let Oracle build a cloud for the Defence department. He even dares t
by letmetweakit 9mo ago
In Belgium, our Minister of Defence talks about buying services from Palantir, and wants to let Oracle build a cloud for the Defence department. He even dares to say that this will result in our own Sovereign Data Streams [1]. I can imagine this is a guy that will have not a single issue sharing the requested data with the US Government, even in the face of the recent hostility of the US towards the EU.
[1] https://x.com/FranckenTheo/status/1975429782432055712 https://x.com/FranckenTheo/status/1975429782432055712
- wolvoleo 9mo agoAnd that's the country that hosts the EU. What could go wrong :(
- hulitu 9mo ago> could ? did.
- volleyball 9mo agoA quick glance at his twitter - you would think he is a minister of some middle-eastern country rather than Belgium. I didn't know about this man before but your comment about "A European minister shilling for Palantir and Oracle" was enough. I am sorry to say your defence minister has a foreign paymaster and it isn't Russia or even the United States.
- hermanzegerman 9mo agoGermany's Defence Ministry awarded the contract for their sovereign Cloud to Google Cloud. We really have the biggest morons representing us https://www.heise.de/news/Bundeswehr-setzt-auf-Google-Cloud-10397414.html https://www.heise.de/news/Bundeswehr-setzt-auf-Google-Cloud-...