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Policy·October 22, 2026 at 2:00 AM EDT·2 sources

Europe Should Accept Reliance on US Tech, Palantir’s Mosley Says

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What happened

  • European countries should acknowledge that some reliance on US technology is inevitable, Palantir’s Louis Mosley said.
  • His comments follow moves by some European governments to reconsider using Palantir’s data-analysis products.

Why it matters

The remarks highlight potential policy and procurement risks for US technology providers operating in Europe, particularly as governments reassess dependence on foreign vendors.

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Timeline

  1. EarlierOct 14
    Palantir Settles Suit With London Mayor Over Scrapped Policing Contract
  2. EarlierOct 16
    Palantir, Apple, Microsoft Prepare for Democratic Oversight Push in Congress
  3. First reported by BloombergOct 22
    Europe Should Accept Reliance on US Tech, Palantir’s Mosley Says
  4. Sifted reportsOct 22
    Palantir chief: Europe must ‘accept some dependency’ on US tech

Who is involved

Europe Should Accept Reliance on US Tech, Palantir’s Mosley SaysPalantir Technologies Inc.PLTRLouis Mosley
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Sources (2)

  1. BloombergOct 22
    Europe Should Accept Reliance on US Tech, Palantir’s Mosley Says
  2. SiftedOct 22
    Palantir chief: Europe must ‘accept some dependency’ on US tech

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