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Palantir (NASDAQ: PLTR) has come under fire for its alleged involvement in aiding President Donald Trump's immigration ...

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Palantir, a data analysis software company headquartered in Denver, has won a potential $91.2M contract to support U.S. Army research and development projects. The Department of Defense said ...

Watchdog demands probe into tech CEOs joining Army Reserve, citing possible financial and ethical conflicts.

As Big Tech and the military converge, concerns over artificial intelligence (AI) ethics and conflicts of interest become ...

Army Contracting Command obligated $32.5M in operations and maintenance funds for fiscal 2020 at the time of award, the Department of Defense said Friday. Work will occur in Washington, D.C ...

The Army launched a website to recruit more tech experts after four executives from companies like Palantir and Meta joined ...