UK Government Kicks Out Palantir
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UK Government Kicks Out Palantir
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Re: UK Government Kicks Out Palantir
#2Good, now let's drop the Palantir's contract with NHS.
Re: UK Government Kicks Out Palantir
#3I mean it’s a big reach to use that title for the actual content, but a good find nevertheless
Re: UK Government Kicks Out Palantir
#4I mean it’s a big reach to use that title for the actual content, but a good find nevertheless
Id originally thought the nhs contract covered the whole UK, but the devolved governments in Scotland and Wales arent covered
I honestly feel an English assembly covering NHS wouldnt of allowed it
Re: UK Government Kicks Out Palantir
#5The title makes it seem like they're personally escorting Alex Karp away from the UK to his Colorado monastery.
Re: UK Government Kicks Out Palantir
#6Replacing one tiny contract, on what sound like performance criteria, is not close to kicking them out.
Re: UK Government Kicks Out Palantir
#7Good, now let's drop the Palantir's contract with NHS.
This is what I thought this post was about originally
Re: UK Government Kicks Out Palantir
#8I mean it’s a big reach to use that title for the actual content, but a good find nevertheless
Id originally thought the nhs contract covered the whole UK, but the devolved governments in Scotland and Wales arent covered I honestly feel an English assembly covering NHS wouldnt of allowed it
For all practical purposes Westminster is also the English Assembly, so there is no reason to believe a putative devolved English Assembly would have decided otherwise. Now, a devolved Northern English Assembly, that would be far more interesting.
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#970 points in 45 minutes and not on the frontpage anymore? anyone minds to explain why?
Re: UK Government Kicks Out Palantir
#10Replacing one tiny contract, on what sound like performance criteria, is not close to kicking them out.
Exactly. It wasn't obvious until I read the linked BBC article [1] that:
"Millions of pounds have been saved by replacing a Palantir IT system which helps to find homes for Ukrainian refugees with one built by its own experts"
It is noteworthy that a government department decided it could meet its requirements without a 3rd party provider. Could be the start of a trend but a wholesale move away from PLTR this isn't.