Releases

Palantir added DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, Grok 4.7, and OpenAI GPT-6 Sol, Luna, and Astra support in AIP.

AIP Evals added inline source-code support and related evaluation workflow improvements.

Palantir launched an engine for deploying NVIDIA Nemotron open models in sovereign environments.

Palantir renamed AIP Agent Studio to AIP Chatbot Studio and continued expanding governed agent-building capabilities.

Palantir announced general availability of AIP Analyst for conversational, governed enterprise analysis.

AIP Document Intelligence became generally available for extracting, structuring, and reasoning over documents.

Palantir, NVIDIA, and CenterPoint Energy launched Chain Reaction to coordinate AI infrastructure and critical supply chains.

Palantir launched Warp Speed for Warships to apply industrial AI and manufacturing software to U.S. shipbuilding.

Palantir launched Warp Speed as an AI-powered manufacturing operating system and industrial deployment initiative.

Palantir formalized its developer platform alongside AIP for Developers, SDKs, APIs, and application tooling.

Developer Console became available as part of Palantir's expanded developer offering.

Palantir launched AIP for Developers, combining Ontology APIs, SDKs, agents, and application-building tools.

Palantir introduced PFCS Forward for tactical fires and command workflows.

Palantir expanded developer access to AIP and Foundry tooling through a developer-oriented tier.

Palantir announced AIP, connecting large language models and AI to private enterprise data, logic, and operations.

Palantir introduced defense-focused AIP capabilities for mission workflows.

AIP Automations became available for event-driven operational and AI workflows.

AIP Assist became part of Palantir's generative-AI workflow suite.

AIP Logic became available for building governed AI functions and agentic workflows.

Palantir introduced FedStart to help software vendors reach government customers through accredited infrastructure and deployment support.

Palantir unveiled MetaConstellation, a satellite-tasking and geospatial intelligence capability that coordinates space-based data with AI.

Foundry ML capabilities became available for operational machine learning.

Model Studio became available for developing and operationalizing machine-learning models.

Foundry added managed coding environments for data science and software work.

Pipeline Builder became available for visual data-transformation authoring in Foundry.

Apollo's continuous-delivery capabilities became the deployment layer for Palantir software.

Workshop became available for building operational applications on the Ontology.

Palantir launched Apollo to continuously deliver and manage software across heterogeneous environments.

Quiver became available for time-series and engineering analysis in Foundry.

Contour became available as Foundry's point-and-click analytical application.

Palantir established the Ontology as Foundry's semantic and operational layer.

Data Connection became Foundry's connector and ingestion layer.

Palantir introduced Foundry as its enterprise data operations platform.

Palantir's earliest government-focused platform evolved into Gotham, its operational intelligence system for defense and intelligence workflows.