Europe Wants to Stop Using Palantir
European countries are looking for new companies to use for data analysis. They are trying to avoid using Palantir, a U.S. company. They want to use companies based in Europe instead.
Several European governments are worried about Palantir. The company works with police, the military, and hospitals. Palantir pays little tax in Europe. This is part of a bigger effort to use European technology. The European Union is also working on new rules for food products, like halloumi.
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Highlights
EU Cuts Palantir Ties
European governments are trying to stop using Palantir.
Palantir's Wide Use
Palantir is used in policing, defense, and healthcare across Europe.
Tax Concerns Raised
Palantir pays very little tax in Europe.
Shift to European Firms
France and Germany are using companies like ChapsVision and Thales.
Digital Sovereignty Focus
The move avoids reliance on foreign technology in government.