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This is a guest post by Ramzi Alqrainy, Chief Technology Officer, The Chefz. The Chefz is a Saudi-based online food delivery startup, founded in 2016. At the core of The Chefz’s business model is enabling its customers to order food and sweets from top elite restaurants, bakeries, and chocolate shops. In this post, we explain …

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Distributed deep learning model training is becoming increasingly important as data sizes are growing in many industries. Many applications in computer vision and natural language processing now require training of deep learning models, which are growing exponentially in complexity and are often trained with hundreds of terabytes of data. It then becomes important to use …

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This is the third post in our blog series on Rubix (#1, #2), our effort to rebuild our cloud architecture around Kubernetes. Introduction The advent of containers and their orchestration platforms, most popularly Kubernetes (K8s), has familiarized engineers with the concept of ephemeral compute: once a workload has completed, the resources used to run it …

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Top tips for interns and graduates applying to Palantir, featuring advice from two recent recruiting interns and Palantir’s Early Talent Recruiting Team Hi! We’re Sonam and Jordan. This summer, we had the incredible opportunity to intern on the Recruiting Team at Palantir Technologies. We grew professionally and personally through exposure to multiple sides of Palantir. Sourcing …

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The Palantir Incident Response team addresses the highest-priority issues across our platforms — Foundry, Gotham, and Apollo — ensuring they continue to support mission-critical work around the world. Essentially, the team’s core mandate is to respond when things go wrong. More broadly, Incident Response focuses on business continuity while adapting to an ever-expanding feature set as development teams across …

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Since our inception, we’ve had the privilege of working on some of the most complex, challenging, data-driven missions in the world. This has required us to build software that enables a diverse range of problem-solvers across ever-changing geopolitical, technological, and economic landscapes. Over the past two decades, these experiences have taught us the foundational importance …

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Today’s most critical organizations — including government agencies, health providers, NGOs, and energy companies — continually face a key challenge: how can they continue to serve their mission in the face of an increasingly volatile world? The effects of climate change, global health epidemics, international conflict, and economic uncertainty are sending shockwaves across labor markets and supply chains — complicating the …

Read more “Are You Ready? New Palantir Modules Help Enable Readiness at the World’s Most Critical Institutions”

(An English-language version of this post can be read here.) Nota del editor: Este es el segundo post de “Explicando Palantir”, una serie que explora una selección de temas, incluyendo nuestro enfoque hacia la privacidad, la seguridad, la solidezde la IA/ML, entre otros. Lee la primera publicación de esta serie para conocer más sobre el modelo …

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Trucks and HGVs transport 72% of American freight, hauling more than $10 trillion of American goods every year. The typical long-haul driver can clock anywhere between 400 and 700 miles a day, and work upwards of 300 days of the year. On top of antiquated routing systems and siloed freight scheduling, geopolitics, trade regionalization, inflation …

Read more “Palantir Foundry for Logistics and Freight”