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Palantir lifts annual revenue forecast on steady demand for AI-powered data analytics

Palantir Technologies increased its annual revenue forecast significantly. Strong government and commercial demand fuels this optimistic outlook for the company. Its artificial intelligence platform attracts businesses seeking advanced technology integration. US government revenue saw substantial growth, while commercial projections also rose. This performance counters claims that enterprise AI…

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