Releases

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

Palantir began trading on the New York Stock Exchange through a direct listing, marking its transition to a public company.

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.

Palantir was founded to build software for integrating data and supporting consequential operational decisions.