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Serving Isochrones at Scale in Foundry
Recently, within our particular application of Foundry, we’ve had interest in supporting this type of abstract query in real-time: “Find objects that fall within a specified driving time of one fixed set of points, but not within that driving time of another fixed set of points.” A radius may not sufficiently represent this area. Road networks, natural barriers, topology, and access constraints can all make the actual reachable region significantly different from a circle (an easy example here is the existence of highways, the actual shape of what can be reached tends to look more like a starfish than a circle). We therefore want a low-overhead but still shape-accurate way to define catchment areas around a fixed set of points. One could imagine that this query capability could be useful in various contexts (EMS dispatch, utility planning, retail site planning to name a few). Resolving this query requires us to know not only the driving time from arbitrary point A → point B,
Generic Internal Workshop Error
I’m trying to package a Workshop application as an output in DevOps/Marketplace, but the packaging step consistently fails with a generic internal Workshop error. The output is: REDACTED Source: Workshop The error shown is: Error Name: Default:Internal Error Code: INTERNAL Error ID: 250c49fc-3042-4e99-a78b-5cae387119ec The UI only says: “Something went wrong, please contact Palantir support.” I’ve retried the packaging operation and get the same blocker, but I’m not seeing any additional validation message or indication of which Workshop resource/configuration is causing it. The package also includes a custom widget set/repository and ontology resources, but the failure is specifically being reported against the Workshop application output. Has anyone encountered this before, or is there somewhere in Workshop/DevOps where I can get more detailed packaging logs or identify the resource that is causing the failure? I’m using a personal/tra
Elon Musk made flying even worse so Palantir could profit
On August 6th, the Minneapolis Air Route Traffic Control Center lost radar and communications for around two hours. The outage disrupted more than 1,100 flights across the center’s 330,000 square mile, nine-state airspace sector. Elon Musk made flying even wo…
NHS halts Palantir training amid pressure from Labour MPs and pro-Palestine lobby to scrap £330m contract
The Florida-based firm has helped develop a data platform for the NHS to bring together information from across the service.
A Top Strategist Says This Market Is Flying on One Engine. He Thinks It Could Stall
One strategist on CNBC compared today's market to a plane running on a single engine, and he named exactly which names would go down first if that engine cut...
BHP Group H2 Earnings Call Highlights
BHP Group (NYSE:BHP) reported higher earnings, cash flow and shareholder returns for fiscal 2026, supported by stronger copper prices, record iron ore produc...
Palantir and Sandisk Stocks Are Soaring: Wall Street Says to Buy 1 and Avoid the Other
Both Palantir (NASDAQ: PLTR) and Sandisk (NASDAQ: SNDK) have had a great few weeks. Since the calendar flipped to August, Palantir's stock has risen more than 40%, and Sandisk's is up 35%. That's a great return in just a few weeks, but what investors need to …
Michael Burry Is Betting Against Palantir Again—Should Investors Care?
Michael Burry has renewed his bearish bet against Palantir with new put options, citing valuation concerns and stock-based compensation, despite the company'...
Berkshire Just Made a Huge Alphabet Bet—Should You Follow?
Berkshire Hathaway's 13F shows an 83% increase in its Alphabet stake, now worth about $37 billion, a move Warren Buffett says he personally initiated despite...
mintmory-core added to PyPI
MintMory core: Palantir-inspired typed memory ontology with SQLite storage
Home Depot Analysts See a Path to $375 and Beyond
Home Depot topped Q2 estimates on strong comps and margins, and analysts hold a Moderate Buy rating with a $375 price target as its 2.7%-yielding dividend re...
Is Open-Source AI Really the Dangerous Path?
The following article originally appeared on the Tech Policy Press site and is being republished here with the author’s permission. In Washington, AI is increasingly being treated as something that needs to be controlled. The government believes that AI is, f…
Wendy’s Deal Buzz May Give Fast-Food Investors a New Reason to Look
Rumors that Trian Fund Management may take Wendy's private sent WEN shares up 15% in five days, raising questions about whether rivals Dine Brands and Jack i...
British data group Quantexa explores UK or US IPO, sources say
British artificial intelligence company Quantexa is considering a multibillion-dollar stock market listing in Britain or the United States, its chief executi...
British data group Quantexa exploring UK or US IPO
LONDON, Aug 18 : British artificial intelligence company Quantexa is considering a multibillion-dollar stock market listing in Britain or the United States, its chief executive told Reuters. "We can list in the UK or the U.S., or both," Vishal Marria said, ad…
A Star Investor Just Trimmed Amazon—Here's What It means
Third Point trimmed Amazon by 10% while Baupost, Coatue, and Appaloosa bought more, suggesting the stock's slide stems from rising 2025 spending plans, not f...
Quantexa explores IPO options in UK or US as AI analytics firm eyes $3B valuation
Quantexa's IPO exploration highlights the growing global competition for tech listings, impacting the UK's tech ecosystem and market dynamics. The post Quantexa explores IPO options in UK or US as AI analytics firm eyes $3B valuation appeared first on Crypto …
What Really Happens If China Wins the AI Race?
For years, the tech industry has portrayed Chinese AI development as an existential threat. The truth is not so straightforward.