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New deal, same AI hunger
NVIDIA and Palantir are joining forces to bring “sovereign AI” to critical supply chains, and the first customer is, fittingly, NVIDIA itself. The plan is to plug NVIDIA’s Nemotron open models into Palantir Foundry and its AI tooling, turning supply-chain ops into a more automated, more AI-flavored machine.
Why this matters
This isn’t just a press-release handshake for the photo wall. It’s another example of Nvidia pushing further up the stack — from selling the picks and shovels to helping run the mine. For Palantir, it’s a nice badge-of-honor enterprise win that reinforces the idea that its software wants to sit in the middle of high-stakes operations where mistakes get expensive fast.
Investors, keep an eye on the pattern
A few things jump out:
- Nvidia keeps finding new ways to make its AI platform feel less like a GPU story and more like a full enterprise ecosystem.
- Palantir gets another high-profile use case that can help validate its pitch to big, complex customers.
- “Sovereign AI” is the kind of phrase that sounds like it was brainstormed by a government contractor with a latte, but the underlying theme is real: companies want control, customization, and fewer cloud handcuffs.
Big picture: if AI is the new operating system, Nvidia and Palantir are trying to make sure they’re both sitting at the keyboard.