France chooses to exclude American company Palantir from its intelligence services
France has made an important decision regarding the security of its national data. The French government has officially decided to no longer use the services of the American company Palantir for its intelligence activities.
Palantir is a company specializing in big data analysis. For several years, its tools have been used by various French services to process complex information. However, this collaboration is ending today, marking a change in strategy for the French authorities.
This decision is part of a desire to strengthen France's digital sovereignty. By parting ways with a foreign player for such sensitive missions, the State wishes to better control its technological tools and protect confidential data against potential external interference.
In the future, France plans to favor solutions developed by European or national companies. This choice reflects a growing trend in Europe: reducing technological dependence on large American companies for strategic sectors such as defense and security.