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  • Khan climbdown: Palantir settles £50m Met row after fears of ‘unlawful’ bias

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    Palantir has settled its High Court battle with Sadiq Khan’s policing office over a blocked £50m Metropolitan Police contract, following concerns that the decision had been unlawfully influenced by the US tech giant’s values and ethics. City AM understands the company pursued legal action not only to challenge the decision, but also to make sure [...]

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  • Palantir’s Tom Watson warns Labour against ‘mob rule’ on procurement

    Tech

    Former Labour deputy leader and top Palantir executive Tom Watson has warned his party could face “trouble” if they bow to “mob rule” on procurement procedures. Lord Watson, who became a senior vice president at the US tech giant in September, said Palantir is “very targeted by the people that are targeting Israeli companies”. Watson [...]

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  • NHS may not be able to replace Palantir before £330m deal deadline

    Tech

    The NHS may not be able to replace Palantir before a crunch deadline on its £330m data contract, raising the stakes for ministers as pressure mounts to cut ties with the US tech giant. The warning comes as ministers weigh Palantir’s future and campaigners ramp up pressure to ditch the company, with more than 44,000 [...]

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  • Palantir policing pullback driven by funding as eastern pilot pushes on

    September 23, 2026

    Palantir’s loss of a five-force policing pilot was driven by a combination of funding pressures and an assessment of the project, City AM understands. While the East Midlands Special Operations Unit (EMSOU) will end its two-year trial of Palantir’s Foundry software this month, the US tech firm’s work with a separate consortium of forces in [...]

  • Former Labour deputy joins Palantir as tech giant targets UK growth

    September 18, 2026

    Former Labour deputy leader Tom Watson has joined Palantir as a senior vice president as the US tech firm looks to expand its work with the British government while facing mounting scrutiny over its public sector contracts. Watson, who served as an MP for 18 years and held ministerial roles under Gordon Brown, will work [...]

  • Palantir’s NHS platform expands into GP patient data sharing

    September 15, 2026

    Patient data from five GP surgeries in England is being fed into the NHS’s Palantir-built data platform, pushing the US firm’s reach beyond its initial remit of hospital operations into local surgeries. NHS Cheshire and Merseyside, one of England’s largest Integrated Care Boards (ICBs), is overseeing the move onto Palantir’s Federated Data Platform (FDP). An [...]

  • London bags $9bn US AI firm Replit’s first overseas office

    September 9, 2026

    Replit, the $9bn (£6.64bn) US AI coding start-up, has picked London for its first international office as the capital continues to attract some of Silicon Valley’s fastest-growing AI companies. The San Francisco-based company has opened in King’s Cross and will use London as the base for its European operations, with plans to double its local [...]

  • NHS data counters claims that £330m Palantir deal has led to ‘no improvement’

    August 11, 2026

    Internal NHS data indicates that Palantir’s hospital discharge tool cut delays by as much as 28 per cent, City AM understands, challenging recent reports from critics of the tech giant that it had made “no noticeable improvement” to the healthcare system’s efficiency. According to an internal NHS England report seen by City AM, trusts using [...]

  • Ignore Palantir’s political opponents and look at the data: this technology helps patients

    July 30, 2026

    It’s all very well for a country that can’t build a railway, a reservoir or a functioning hospital discharge process to congratulate itself on its scepticism, but the Health Foundation is wrong – Palantir’s NHS tool works, says Louis Mosley There is a ritual in British public life. A government programme shows signs of working. [...]

  • Sovereign AI is no longer a nice to have, and with open source, more achievable than ever

    July 22, 2026

    Driven by rising costs and concerns over data sovereignty, enterprises are increasingly pursuing “AI sovereignty” by diversifying their AI supply chains with open-source alternatives, says Lewis Liu “Every single enterprise in this country… these people are livid. They’re saying: ‘I am paying for tokens that create no value. These people are stealing the weights and [...]

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