Palantir's Artificial Intelligence Platform (AIP) adoption by government agencies has been a key narrative. Are we seeing continued momentum here, or is the pace of new, large-scale contracts slowing? The market seems to price in significant future growth, but execution on this front is critical.
The pace might be slowing for new large contracts, but the revenue from existing deployments scaling up could still drive growth. That's often overlooked.
I'm still bullish. Even if the pace of new contracts cools slightly, the stickiness and expansion within current government clients should provide a solid base.
Are we sure the market is only pricing in government growth? Their commercial sector push seems significant too, and possibly less volatile.
I wouldn't say slowing, but perhaps normalizing after a period of rapid expansion. The big question is how much more market share they can realistically capture within government.
I think the momentum is still there, but government contract cycles are notoriously slow. It's not a fast-moving consumer goods market.
Good point about execution being critical. I'm watching their international government deals closely; that's where the real upside could be if they can replicate their US success.
Valid question. I'm seeing more news about smaller, targeted AIP deployments rather than massive, multi-agency contracts lately. Could be a shift in strategy.
Anyone have actual data on the contract value over time? Anecdotes are one thing, but numbers would paint a clearer picture of any 'slowdown'.