Palantir CEO Alex Karp says U.S. government agencies are shifting sensitive AI workloads to Nvidia's open-source Nemotron models

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Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_ai

Palantir says some US government customers are moving sensitive AI work to Nvidia Nemotron open models.

Nvidia says Nemotron can run in air-gapped environments, away from unsecured external networks.

That setup matters for defense work, where data leaks can damage missions immediately.

Karp framed Nemotron as equal or better for classified battlefield-style tasks, according to the report.

The deeper change is that model quality is no longer the whole purchase decision.

Agencies now weigh speed, price, sovereignty, audit trails, and operational control together.

American open models give Washington a third path between closed labs and foreign stacks.

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breakingthenews. net/Article/Palantir-CEO:-Some-US-gov't-clients-using-open-source-AI/66625598

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Amir Efrati@amir

https://www.theinformation.com/newsletters/applied-ai/palantir-ceo-says-u-s-government-customers-switched-open-source-ai?rc=c48ukx @LauraBratton5 @_pheebini

Amir Efrati@amir

will Alex Karp's fear strategy work against Anthropic? too soon to tell, but he says some U.S. govt customers have already switched to open source models (made by Nvidia)

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Thomas Wolf@Thom_Wolf

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Laura Bratton@LauraBratton5

The US gov is starting to switch to open source, per @PalantirTech.

In today’s newsletter w @_pheebini @theinformation https://www.theinformation.com/newsletters/applied-ai/palantir-ceo-says-u-s-government-customers-switched-open-source-ai

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BagelC47@BagelC47

@rohanpaul_ai 👀

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Pode vir@thiagoTF

@rohanpaul_ai so the new meta is open models for clasaified shit. makes sense. if you cant control the stack you cant control the outcome. finally someone thinking about operational control not just paper specs

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Christopher Layhew Sr@fibanacci101

@rohanpaul_ai He is right.Nemotron does fit the architecture best.

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