Palantir and Nebius Announce Strategic AI Infrastructure Partnership

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Palantir Technologies and Nebius Group announced a strategic partnership on September 8 to bring Nebius's AI-native compute infrastructure into Palantir's commercial platform. Palantir designated Nebius as its preferred sovereign AI infrastructure partner, integrating Nebius compute and inference endpoints directly inside the Palantir enterprise perimeter. The alliance allows commercial clients to deploy open AI models and run compute-heavy workloads while maintaining strict control over proprietary data, and the companies will also collaborate on modular data center deployments to rapidly scale compute capacity where power is available. For Palantir, the deal provides dedicated high-performance compute capacity supporting its rapid U.S. commercial expansion and 157% net dollar retention rate, while for Nebius it validates its full-stack AI cloud infrastructure and unlocks direct access to Palantir's enterprise customer base. The partnership carries execution and capital risks for both sides, with Palantir facing higher hosting and delivery expenses and Nebius remaining subject to persistent EBIT losses and negative free cash flow as it aggressively builds out data centers and acquires GPUs.

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Nebius Group N.V.
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Palantir designates Nebius as preferred sovereign AI infrastructure partner, unlocking direct access to Palantir's enterprise customer base.

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Partnership provides Palantir dedicated high-performance compute capacity to support its rapid U.S. commercial expansion.

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