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Palantir must compete like others for UK targeting web
Britain’s Ministry of Defence says Palantir must use the same Challenge Book process as other suppliers to propose new capabilities for the Digital Targeting Web. The ministry plans to invest up to £1.8 billion over four years in the program, which aims to connect sensors, decision-makers and weapons so one platform can engage a target detected by another. Palantir products already support parts of Britain’s defense digital and data infrastructure under an existing relationship. The ministry told Parliament it had yet to decide whether to use those products in the targeting web.