Palantir CEO Frames Company As Anti-War Leader

Palantir CEO Alex Karp is calling his software firm an anti-war movement while pulling in billions in defense dollars. He claims the West must hold technological superiority to deter conflicts. Karp argues that building advanced weapons keeps nations safe by making war too costly for enemies. Yet the company continues to secure lucrative military contracts. Meanwhile, Drax is planning a twenty billion pound datacenter at a biomass power station. That project still needs planning permission and government approval. Anthropic is also facing massive costs with a compute tab that could top one trillion dollars. Their revised IPO filing warns that twelve times revenue growth will not continue. Acronis just sold a majority stake to EQT at a valuation of over three and a half billion dollars.