Palantir Technologies(PLTR)

Опубліковано: 11 листопада 2020 р. Оригінал англійською мовою: https://www.palantir.com/palantir-is-not-a-data-company/ Примітка редактора: це перший допис у серії « Пояснюємо Palantir », у якій ми розглядаємо широке коло тем — від нашого підходу до приватності та безпеки до питань безпечного застосування AI/ML тощо. Palantir часто називають закритою компанією. У цьому є частка правди. Упродовж багатьох років ми працювали переважно з інституціями, що мають виняткові вимоги до конфіденційності, — у сферах оборони та розвідки. Нерідко ми просто не мали вибору, окрім як зберігати мовчання щодо своєї роботи, навіть тоді, коли в медіа чи публічному просторі з’являлися хибні уявлення про природу нашого бізнесу. Сьогодні, коли ми працюємо з клієнтами у значно ширшому колі галузей, у нас з’явилася можливість бути більш відкритими. Це особливо актуально для секторів на кшталт охорони здоров’я, де програмне забезпечення Palantir використовується для обробки персональних даних. Люди мають право р

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Hands-On Building for Real-World Applications Maven Smart System (MSS) is a proven CJADC2 system used by the Joint Staff, Combatant Commands, Armed Services, and various elements throughout the Department of War (DoW) and Intelligence Community. Powered by the Palantir Platform and backed by DoW’s Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office (CDAO), MSS has proven to be a game-changer for the defense community as it helps connect, operationalize, and accelerate artificial intelligence adoption at all stages of the defense decision-making lifecycle . The MSS platform ingests and integrates data from all sensors — satellites, drones, ground-based radar, HUMINT, etc. — providing users with a near-real-time, synchronized view of the battlespace. Its advanced software and AI capabilities synthesize, analyze, and translate vast amounts of data into legible, relevant, and actionable insights for analysts, warfighters, and decision-makers. Additionally, the platform supports rapid communic

The National Health Service (NHS) has delivered universal healthcare to an entire nation for over 75 years. With 1.5 million staff providing care to approximately 57 million patients across hundreds of hospital trusts — using decades old legacy infrastructure — the NHS is one of the most operationally complex organisations on earth. For most of its history, the NHS has run on data that couldn’t talk to itself. Patient records, waiting lists, operating theatre schedules, discharge plans: all this critical information was stored in separate systems that NHS staff couldn’t see, couldn’t share, and couldn’t act on together, as one system. Together with the NHS, Palantir built the NHS Federated Data Platform (NHS FDP) to address this challenge. Built to Connect Data, Safely and Securely The NHS FDP is an NHS England programme delivered through a consortium led by Palantir. It provides a data infrastructure layer that connects the NHS to itself, bringing together operational data scattered a

The Palantir Ontology Palantir’s software powers real-time, human-agent decision-making in many of the most critical commercial and government contexts around the world. From disaster response to nuclear energy production , our customers depend on Palantir AIP to safely, securely, and effectively leverage AI in their enterprises — and drive operational transformation. While many factors contribute to achieving and scaling operational impact, including our AIP AgentCamps — where customers are hands-on-keyboards and achieving outcomes with AI in a matter of hours — the key differentiator is a software architecture which revolves around the Palantir Ontology. The Ontology is a system designed to represent the decisions in an enterprise, not simply the data. The prime directive of every organization in the world is to execute the best possible decisions, often in real-time, while contending with internal and external conditions that are constantly in flux. Traditional data architectures do

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Frontend Engineering at Palantir: Building Multilingual Collaboration About this Series Frontend engineering at Palantir goes far beyond building standard web apps. Our engineers design interfaces for mission-critical decision-making, build operational applications that translate insight to action, and create systems that handle massive datasets — thinking not just about what the user needs, but what they need when the network is unreliable, the stakes are high, and the margin for error is zero. This series pulls back the curtain on what that work really looks like: the technical problems we solve, the impact we have, and the approaches we take. Whether you’re just curious or exploring opportunities to join us, these posts offer an authentic look at life on our Frontend teams. Find all Frontend Engineering blog posts here . In this blog post, Rahma, a frontend engineer based in CA, shares how building Dossier’s translation mode — a recent project she tackled at Palantir — deepened her

About this Series Frontend engineering at Palantir goes far beyond building standard web apps. Our engineers design interfaces for mission-critical decision-making, build operational applications that translate insight to action, and create systems that handle massive datasets — thinking not just about what the user needs, but what they need when the network is unreliable, the stakes are high, and the margin for error is zero. This series pulls back the curtain on what that work really looks like: the technical problems we solve, the impact we have, and the approaches we take. Whether you’re just curious or exploring opportunities to join us, these posts offer an authentic look at life on our Frontend teams. Find all Frontend Engineering blog posts here . In this blog post, Raj, a frontend engineer based in CA, shares shares how rendering accurate circles on maps led him through map projections, spherical trigonometry, and the surprising complexity of visualizing ranges in polar region

About this Series Frontend engineering at Palantir goes far beyond building standard web apps. Our engineers design interfaces for mission-critical decision-making, build operational applications that translate insight to action, and create systems that handle massive datasets — thinking not just about what the user needs, but what they need when the network is unreliable, the stakes are high, and the margin for error is zero. This series pulls back the curtain on what that work really looks like: the technical problems we solve, the impact we have, and the approaches we take. Whether you’re just curious or exploring opportunities to join us, these posts offer an authentic look at life on our Frontend teams. Find all Frontend Engineering blog posts here . In this blog post, Lasse, a frontend engineer based in NY, shares an overview of various 3D workflows engineers at Palantir work on and some unique challenges to handle performance. Stay tuned for Part 5. Last September marked five ye

About this Series Frontend engineering at Palantir goes far beyond building standard web apps. Our engineers design interfaces for mission-critical decision-making, build operational applications that translate insight to action, and create systems that handle massive datasets — thinking not just about what the user needs, but what they need when the network is unreliable, the stakes are high, and the margin for error is zero. This series pulls back the curtain on what that work really looks like: the technical problems we solve, the impact we have, and the approaches we take. Whether you’re just curious or exploring opportunities to join us, these posts offer an authentic look at life on our Frontend teams. Find all Frontend Engineering blog posts here . In this blog post, a frontend engineer based in CA shares an overview of several frameworks that Palantir apps use to communicate with each other in real-time. Stay tuned for Part 4. When I graduated college and joined Palantir as a f