It extends to the farthest to the government

“We are cooperating with Accessure Federal services to accelerate artificial intelligence throughout the US government, and we are working to address operational challenges for the highest priority of federal agencies,” Palantir was published to X last month.

“What makes this partnership is very strong is the experience of Oxnetor to work with the federal government and our ability to bring commercial capabilities to government solutions, as well as the experience of deep infection in government software,” Julie Swit, President and Director of Executive at Accessure, said in a press statement. “We will together harness the increasing force of artificial intelligence to help the federal government succeed in its critical mission to update its operations and its invention-with stronger data flows, transparency and flexibility-to serve guards, citizens and all stakeholders.”

Accenture did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

While Palantir has become a major government contractor in itself, partnership with contracting giants can enable the software company to expand at a much faster rate, as it benefits from the long -term relationships that these major contractors enjoy with almost every federal agency. Jessica Telipman, Assistant Dean of Government Procurement Law at George Washington University, says: “If the latest in certain areas and others have this fingerprint, this is the way that will benefit the nitr.”

Last week, Palantir and Deloitte announced a partnership that includes what they call the EOS (EOS) system to unify data across institutions. In government agencies such as the internal revenue service mentioned in the Social Security Administration (SSA), Palantir is already working to combine agencies’ data collections, allowing what it was by discouraging data groups to communicate with each other more easily.

“Deloitte is a commitment to Al -Athir to decisive procedures and a dedication to providing permanent and permanent results to commercial and government customers,” Jason Garzadas, CEO of Deloitette, said in a press statement in which the partnership is shared. “The expansion of our favorite relationship at this central moment provides our clients the latest Palantir developments in artificial intelligence, along with the DELOTTE engineering scale and the deep sector experience.”

Deloitte did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Balntir was concluded some of these deals before Trump took office as well. In December last year, Boose Allen shared with Balnter Specifically, work together to build the defensive information technology infrastructure.

“One company monopolizes and becomes the portal guard for software in the government, to become a” applications manufacturer “, to the government, to some extent, where it is in each agency, it is part of the defense complex and the intelligence complex, which brings tremendous concerns regarding fairness, and places Palantir in a unique place that is unprecedented.”