No Recent Palantir and SAP Deal, But Partnerships Flourish

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No Recent Palantir and SAP Deal, But Partnerships Flourish

As of May 23, 2025, there is no indication of any recent deal between Palantir and SAP SE to expand enterprise capabilities. The last known collaboration occurred in May 2011 when SAP resold Palantir's intelligence platform under SAP® Intelligence Analysis for the public sector, enhancing public safety and security through intelligence analysis.

However, Palantir has not been idle. The company has actively pursued partnerships with other major firms to broaden its enterprise presence. In October 2024, Palantir teamed up with L3Harris Technologies to boost digital transformation efforts. A similar push into critical infrastructure and supply chain management was made with Jacobs Engineering in May 2023, leveraging Palantir's AI capabilities. Further, Eaton Corporation and Palantir deepened their AI integration partnership in May 2024, focusing on enhancing AI-powered operations.

These strategic moves underline Palantir's strategy to adapt its technology solutions across diverse industries. Notably, in December 2023, Palantir renewed its collaboration with UniCredit, continuing their commitment to digital transformation using the Palantir Foundry operating system for another five years, according to a report by Business Wire. This array of partnerships showcases Palantir's dedication to advancing its technological reach across different sectors.

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