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[...] a capability gap. Some examples of this in past: The Revisioning Database, the heart of Palantir Gotham that enables Nexus Peering Nexus Peering, a technology that allows a single Palantir Gotham [...]

[...] in the UK two years ago. Returning GovCon presenter, Sgt. Pete Jackson, demonstrated how Palantir Gotham’s capabilities are used at the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department. CEO and co- [...]

[...] . Ryan Taylor, Legal Counsel at Palantir, closed the Sync Sessions by illustrating how Palantir Gotham has been used in criminal and civil cases with federal, state, and local prosecutors. Check [...]

[...] , our partners at the Carter Center’s Syria Conflict Mapping Project have been using Palantir Gotham to analyze the open source data around the conflict and understand the opposition’s [...]

[...] Team Rubicon’s William Gauntner uses Palantir Mobile client to provide immediate data to relief [...]

[...] more. Along with other aid organizations from around the world, our disaster response partners Team Rubicon and Direct Relief have mobilized to provide relief to those affected by the storm, and we& [...]

[...] aftermath of the storm. We were privileged to work alongside our philanthropic partners Team Rubicon and Direct Relief and their many volunteers to coordinate disaster response operations after [...]

[...] tornadoes ripped through Oklahoma last week, killing 24 people and injuring hundreds more, Team Rubicon deployed its veteran and civilian volunteers to the disaster site. Several of our Philanthropy [...]

[...] East Coast Code, the limitations of West Coast Code when it comes to protecting privacy and civil liberties are clear. It’s difficult – if not impossible – to write code in a way that absolutely [...]

[...] understand the potential effect these capabilities can have on our privacy and fundamental civil liberties. The Palantir privacy and civil liberties team exists to keep pace with the ever-evolving [...]

[...] complex privacy and civil liberties (P/CL) issues surrounding the use of our platform to [...] [...]

[...] In 2012, our PCL team assembled the Palantir Council of Advisors on Privacy and Civil Liberties (PCAP), a body of experts in the privacy and civil liberties field who help us understand and [...]

[...] gathers on-the-scene damage assessments via aerial imagery for better disaster recovery. Hack Week: a Palantir tradition Now in its fifth year, Hack Week is an annual tradition at Palantir. [...]

[...] Hack Week 2012 Hack Week is a hallowed tradition at Palantir, a time when all scheduled work stops and our engineers [...]

[...] . Horizon started as research project / technology demonstrator built as part of Palantir’s Hack Week – a periodic innovation sprint that our engineering team uses to build brand new ideas [...]

[...] needed something that would work directly on the TypeScript code. Each summer, we throw a Hack Week which is a week during which all normal work stops and everyone works in teams on fun [...]

[...] and recording platform performance using AspectJ – (Tyler, Berkeley) Testing for Palantir Mobile for Android, including planning the feature, testing the feature in development, and creating [...]

[...] for active duty soldiers will be used to help veterans provide disaster relief. Deploying Palantir Mobile, and introducing Mimosa Palantir Mobile was one of the most effective capabilities we [...]

[...] Enforcement is using our software to investigate human trafficking. For the first time, Palantir Mobile was demo’d on the main stage to showcase field operation work with the New York City [...]

[...] Our Philanthropy Engineering team is proud to support a number of non-profits that are working to prevent atrocities. [...]

[...] technology and enough data, these experts can achieve extraordinary outcomes. On the Philanthropy Engineering team, we’ve been fortunate to collaborate with passionate, truth-seeking journalists on [...]

[...] organizations can fight back against this global tragedy. For the past year our Philanthropy Engineering team has partnered with Polaris Project to provide them with our software and engineering [...]

[...] to disaster response operations continues to be a primary focus of our Philanthropy Engineering team. Our deployment to Moore, Oklahoma was the fourth in our partnership with Team [...]

[...] a case wide open – and that no computer could ever make? These questions are why Palantir engineers spend so much time in the field working directly with customers and analysts to understand [...]

[...] out new features specifically for this mission. The instance is being manned by a team of Palantir engineers as well as Direct Relief and Team Rubicon users. Stateside, we will be providing various [...]

[...] an organization of volunteer veterans and a bunch of nerds. Over the course of the day, Palantir engineers shared their perspectives on different data problems, and demonstrated how Palantir’s [...]

Human trafficking is a global problem involving the deception, enslavement, labor and sexual exploitation of vulnerable people. While human trafficker [...]

[...] the city’s issues. See how Palantir Gotham is used as the Office’s platform for data analysis and how Palantir Mobile is used to collect data and execute operations in the field. [...]

[...] . The duo offers some familiar cautionary alarm, but is supported by new insight into how data analysis has changed and why it matters. Mayer-Schönberger and Cukier describe the “ [...]

[...] workflows in a system that we recently implemented on top of Palantir Gotham, one of our data fusion platforms. [...]

[...] When we first started developing our data fusion platforms, we wanted to create a way to integrate data for secure, collaborative analysis at scale. [...]

[...] new products). While innovation is a normal part of work in crafting Palantir’s Data Fusion Platforms and the constellation of technologies that support them, Hack Week is intended to give [...]