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Our products are not like that. Nobody is really endeavoring to take -- to do a version of PG or Nexus Peering, which people don't understand, which is powering defense efforts globally. Foundry is very thick, and there's essentially hundreds of products integrated and can be -- and deployable quickly.
competition
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2022 Q2
12 Sep 22
We believe the growth in the U.S. I mean, you can tell our trend line of this is doubling now again or close without specs.
You could see how this could double or be in that range again next year. And again, we're doing this in a completely unique way.
growth?
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2022 Q2
12 Sep 22
could Palantir cross the $1 billion software mark? This is a massive mark for enterprise software. We've now crossed this in America.
We will cross that for all 5 of our products
$5b revenues eventually
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2022 Q2
12 Sep 22
That combination of radical optionality on expenses and what we perceive to be macro conditions converging with product conditions allow us to kind of see what we think will be a profitable company in 2025
profits in 2025
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2022 Q2
12 Sep 22
starting on January 1, 2022, by an amount equal to the least of (i) 250,000,000 shares, (ii) five percent (5%) of the outstanding shares of the Registrant’s common stock as of the last day of the immediately preceding fiscal year and (iii) a lesser number of shares as determined by the 2020 Plan administrator.
share
S-8
9 Apr 22
until the start of the third trading day following the date of public disclosure of our financial results for the year ending December 31, 2020 (the “lock-up period”), except as described below and subject to certain other exceptions.
Lockup
424B3
10 May 21
We expect to add triple digit head count to our sales function this year. In our commercial segment, we generated greater than a 100% U.S. revenue growth in 2020 on the back of investments and our direct sales force
Big Sales investment.
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2020 Q4
25 Feb 21
First is the obvious macro trend that is almost become venality that the world is becoming a software world and the institutions that survive and thrive and provide benefits to their citizens, both in terms of actual output, but also real output, meaning output that includes data protection that make sure that the data is actually preserved in a way that guarantees its veracity that gives comfort to its citizens that make sure the citizens aren’t merely a product to be monetized. And second that as diverse as the institutions are that we work in from clandestine services to providing AI in the most sensitive military context to working with oil and gas companies to airlines to pharmaceutical research took all aspects of helping to ameliorate the plague that is COVID. There’s one trend; institutions, countries, individuals that can assess the value of software that can work now are the institutions that survive and provide value both in the government, commercial and even moral context, moral as defined by they increase the legitimacy of institutions
Big secular trends.
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2020 Q4
25 Feb 21
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