Eleven European Countries Have Already Partnered with Controversial Tech Company Palantir, but Belgium Is Holding Back.
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At least eleven European countries use software from the controversial American data technology company Palantir, including in defense, police, and intelligence services. This is evident from an international survey in which De Tijd participated. However, Belgian government agencies are holding back.
The survey carried out by Tomorrow with international journalistic partners reconstructs that at least 11 European governments, including Italy, have entrusted themselves to the controversial company. From the unpublished mapping emerge contracts for at least 1.4 billion, with an Italian piece of 6.2 million
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