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When asked if the Government Efficiency Department (Doge) led by Elon Musk would serve as obstacles to his business, the CEO and the director of Palantir technology were overwhelmingly optimistic about the Verification and Balance Foundation that Dege is putting.
“Palantir’s real competition is a lack of responsibility in the government, these software projects forever cost Fourth quarter web transmission Tuesday.
“And I think Dege will bring meritocracy and transparency to the government. And that is exactly what our commercial business is,” he continued. “The commercial market is meritocratic and transparent, and you see the results we have in that type of environment. And that is the basis of our optimism around this.”
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Forbes reported that Palantir market capitalization increased up to $ 240 billion, a company record, which made it more valuable than popular names such as McDonald’s, American Express and Disney.
According to reports, the main executives of Palantir have no fears about the risks that Doge could represent for their business led by government contracts. (Getty images)
More than half of the Palantir business comes from government contracts. During an appearance in Fox Business in December, his CEO Alex Karp shared his sincere support for Doge, adding that there is no “better person” than Musk to lead him.
The Palantir CEO, Alex Karp, opens on the success of the company and weighs Lege in ‘The Claman Countdown’.
“We love interruption, and what is good for the United States will be good for Americans and very good for Palantir,” Karp said on Tuesday’s web broadcast. “The interruption, (in) the end of the day, exposes things that do not work. There will be ups and downs. There is a revolution. Some people can cut their heads.”
“We hope to see really unexpected things and win, basically, that is what we are going to do,” he expanded. “And we are quite optimistic about the American environment.”
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Palantir Cto Shyam Sankar warns that if the United States entered a war with a nearby adversary, our storage of weapons would last weeks, not years, in ‘The countdown of Claman’.
“The work we have done in the Government is deeply operational, deeply valuable, and we are quite excited about exceptional engineers who enter the hood and can see that for a change,” Sankar said too.
From Wednesday’s opening bell, Palantir’s shares dropped slightly since their maximum of Tuesdays from $ 105.79.
