The Spanish government has begun warning state-owned companies against entering into new contracts with the American data giant Palantir. The reason is concern that the company, which has close ties to Israel’s military and intelligence services, could expose sensitive national information. Several other European countries have already raised their concerns—and now Spain is following suit.
The Spanish government has begun warning state-owned companies against entering into new agreements with the U.S. data analytics firm Palantir. The reason is concern that sensitive information regarding national security and strategic infrastructure could fall into the wrong hands.
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