Palantir

Palantir builds the software that governments and large companies use to make sense of sprawling, messy data. Its platforms pull information from scattered systems into a single view analysts can query, work that began with intelligence and defense agencies and has since spread to hospitals, manufacturers and banks. The company leaned hard into the AI wave with a platform for deploying large language models against a customer's own operational data, which reignited its growth and sent the stock soaring. Founded in 2003 by a group including Peter Thiel and Alex Karp, Palantir spent years as a secretive, government-heavy contractor before going public in 2020 and pushing into the commercial market. It is one of the most expensive stocks in software by valuation, which cuts both ways: believers see a durable AI-operations platform, while skeptics see a price that assumes years of flawless execution.

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