Palantir's Grip on Nuclear Security: What They're Not Telling You
Palantir is now inside the data systems tied to America’s nuclear missiles. A private company is now wired into the digital side of the most dangerous weapons the U.S. has.
They didn’t start with nukes. They spent years working their way into the military: counterterrorism data, surveillance tools, battlefield software. Step by step, they became the company the Pentagon leans on for almost everything digital. The nuclear program was supposed to be the one thing kept off‑limits. It wasn’t.
And this isn’t a small support job. They’re running the data layer the nuclear command system depends on…
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