Palantir Technologies

Palantir reports Q4 2025 revenue growth of 70% Y/Y, rule of 40 score of 127%; issues FY 2026 revenue guidance of 61% Y/Y growth and U.S. commercial revenue guidance of 115% Y/Y growth, crushing consensus estimates. Q4 U.S. commercial revenue grew 137% y/y and adjusted operating margin was 57%. We also generated $2.27 billion in FY 2025 adjusted free cash flow, representing 51% margin and 82% Y/Y growth. See our full Q4 and FY 2025 financial results, including non-GAAP reconciliations, here: https://lnkd.in/ejvhjKbm

“When we’re presented with the biggest challenges that the NHS faces today, having a Palantir engineer working side by side with us in partnership means that we know that we’ll come up with the solution.” Rebecca Llewellyn, Director of Data Management and Transformation, NHS England We're proud to serve the UK's most cherished institution on its path to a fully connected NHS. With 150 Trusts across onboard and 80,000 additional operations already delivered, The NHS Federated Data Platform is harnessing technology to deliver better patient care.

A faster hamster wheel is still a hamster wheel. Point-solution AI moves organizations faster through each migration phase but keeps them trapped in the same sequential, error-prone process. Palantir AIP changes the game: unified contextual awareness across the entire business, specialized AI at every stage, migrations compressed from years to weeks. Enterprise transformation doesn't have to be a multi-year ordeal. Get it done before the end of next quarter. See how.

Jennifer Penrose, National Center for Missing and Exploited Children "I was working a typical shift at a national human-trafficking hotline when an urgent call came through. The woman couldn’t speak English, much less tell us what state she was in. All we knew was that she was terrified and lost after being trafficked into the country. Every second mattered as we worked to find interpreters, then find her, and then connect with the closest law enforcement contact who could help her. All that depended on what I could remember and how quickly I could piece it all together. We got lucky that night. The call ended safely. When I started at the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, saving lives still came down to how much information we could hold in our heads during a high-stress moment. Here’s the challenge: our CyperTipline—America’s central reporting system for child exploitation—gets 70,000 reports every day. There’s a child potentially in danger behind each report. At that volume, good outcomes for children depend on speed and accuracy. If the right information doesn’t reach the right person quickly, law enforcement can’t move. And when law enforcement can’t move, kids stay in danger. Now imagine being one of the analysts responsible for this work. You have to respond to hundreds of reports; quickly identify clues about location; assess urgency and risk; and make connections across reports based on what key identifying details you remember. Before AI, that was quickly becoming impossible as the volume and complexity of reports grew. Analysts relied on memory and a tag or two while scanning through pages of notes and hoping they’d recall the right detail when it mattered. But now our memories are no longer the bottleneck. Weeks of manual sorting can get done in hours, dropping a 200,000-report backlog to 10,000 in a single afternoon. The system handles routine triage, elevating urgent cases immediately to human analysts. AI gives analysts back their most precious resource: time. This isn't about replacing human judgment—it's about amplifying it. AI handles the mechanical work of sorting and pattern-matching, giving analysts the bandwidth to notice the subtle signs that a child is in immediate danger, connect details across cases, and then decide how to respond. The difference between a case reaching law enforcement today versus two weeks from now can be the difference between a child being found or not. AI gives us a fighting chance to bring them home."

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A universal security challenge: malicious VS Code extension can achieve remote code execution in minutes. Until late 2024, enterprises lacked native security controls, allowing developers industry-wide to install marketplace extensions without oversight. Learn how our Information Security team implemented enterprise-wide VS Code extension security controls, balancing developer productivity with meaningful protection that developers actually appreciate.

Securing agents in production requires integrating infrastructure, platform, and workflow controls. Our new blog post explores the security architecture of Palantir AIP’s Agentic Runtime — from insulated orchestration to provenance-based tool management. See what it takes to move from prototype to production.

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“If the new Dataroom effort works as planned, six months from now, Ukraine will have the framework for a nationwide system of autonomous air-defense missiles that could finally make Ukraine’s cities safe from Russian attack.” Find out how Palantir is partnering with Mykhailo Fedorov, BRAVE1 and the best of the Ukrainian tech industry to develop autonomous technology that can detect and intercept drones. https://lnkd.in/eGAmqBy4

Palantir is proud to expand its partnership with HD Hyundai, our largest and longest partnership in Korea. This alliance broadens platform access and collaboration across the full spectrum of HD Hyundai’s business, including electric systems, robotics, and marine aftermarket services, bringing advanced AI capabilities to the entire HD Hyundai ecosystem.