Palantir deploys NVIDIA Nemotron models to secure US government agencies

Palantir introduced a new intelligent engine using NVIDIA Nemotron open models to serve US government agencies, showcasing open-source innovation in American AI. The deployment targets secure AI workloads for federal customers.

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We're working with @PalantirTech to bring NVIDIA Nemotron open models into secure, air-gapped environments for U.S. government agencies and critical infrastructure operators. The new engine lets teams train on their own data, run models on their own infrastructure and retain full model ownership.

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