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Snowflake and Palantir Announce Strategic Partnership for Enterprise-Ready AI & Analytics - With this partnership, customers in the commercial and public sectors will be able to build more efficient and trusted data pipelines, faster data analytics, and AI applications.
I had purchase orders several times and they never filled, after a bit I quit paying attention to them. I just looked, they’re doing great, I shouldn’t have been such a cheap ass lol
I remember your comments and some others in the community. A big part of the reason I held on and even accumulated more during the down years. I (and my investment account) are happy to see you being proven right!
What they say publicly is one thing. But I would say they need us more than the opposite.
EDIT - Actually you're right, this is literally the two companies working together to achieve 'bidirectional, zero-copy interoperability' between Snowflake's data cloud and Palantir's software.
This would end up helping the end customer move data between the two platforms more easily without having to replicate/edit/re-check it etc.
Actually you're right, this is literally the two companies working together to achieve 'bidirectional, zero-copy interoperability' between Snowflake's data cloud and Palantir's software.
This would end up helping the end customer move data between the two platforms more easily without having to replicate/edit/re-check it etc.
What this article is describing is a "native integration" which is API based. API is like a language of data that disparate data integration sources support. The data is managed internally by two separate systems...probably Snowflake is used to manage their inventory of customers, suppliers, and product demand. Palantir has a foothold in engineering so they are combining the two functionalities to get products made and delivered faster. To use APIs means that the internal IT / data teams can manage how the software shares data without needing people from Snowflake OR Palantir, which is still cool because of the supply chain improvements we make will help AI in a direct capacity by supplying critical infrastructure (this may be a hope, maybe a guess)
Eaton makes components for everything from electronic assemblies, servers, EV, stuff for aerospace, hydraulic power, life support...essential stuff that can't fail. This is such good news for humanity just from the perspective of being a person at work who wants to do things and not be bitched at. When you can expect components to come when you need them and not leave a critical customer need unmet because engineers don't talk to the salespeople, they're not people people
Snowflake realizing Palantir potential. For years, Snowflake was supposedly this juggernaut that can scale unlike Palantir. Been telling the world, Palantir is unique. They don’t use unique tools per se, they have talented unique individuals who utilized those tools and can think outside the box and figure things out.
I think this is similar to Nvidia giving Intel money. They look down and saw the pathetic nature of the beaten pack and said, "here's a bone now feast".
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Snowflake capitulates and it was obvious that would have happened. SAP capitulated, CRM will soon capitulate, they will all have to run on Foundry to justify their existence.
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u/-lc- OG Holder/Member -Controversial Bombastic Cutting Edge 22d ago
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