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  1. Palantir Technologies signed a major deal with NATO, noting that Europe remains largely untapped by its services.

Alex Karp advised Palantir on strategy, benefiting from US-EU strategic goals while France simultaneously pushed for digital sovereignty within Europe.

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Alex Karp advised Palantir on strategy, benefiting from US-EU strategic goals while France simultaneously pushed for digital sovereignty within Europe.

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  1. France is taking a leading role in implementing EU digital protection measures.1 source
  2. Fears of classified information exposure in Europe are leading European governments to seek domestic alternatives to foreign tech solutions.Sub-event
  3. Karp advised Palantir on strategy, benefiting from US-EU goals as France pushed for digital sovereignty in Europe.1 source
  4. Karp's influence aids US push against China as EU seeks to reduce dependencies.1 source
  5. France pushes for digital sovereignty against bloc pressure, concurrent with Karp's advice on US influence in Europe.1 source

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