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Palantir Technologies (PLTR) stock rose 0.4% after announcing its second AI Sovereignty Bootcamp, attracting nearly 100 organizations. The event follows a similar one on July 27, with combined attendance of 200 unique organizations. Analysts reiterated a Buy rating, citing strong unit economics and a price target above current levels. The company also recently partnered with Mercury Systems. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones were modestly positive, while the NASDAQ was flat, indicating Palantir's gain w

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Zeta Global (ZETA) shares rose more than 7% on Tuesday after it announced a partnership with Palantir Technologies (PLTR). The companies plan to build an enterprise AI infrastructure layer integrating operational and customer intelligence, with Zeta’s Data Cloud redesigned on Palantir Foundry. Zeta’s CEO said the deal could drive over $100 million in annual revenue in coming years.

Palantir (PLTR) shares rose nearly 40% last week, with a 3.54% short float squeezed. The company reported 93% year-over-year revenue growth, including 149% commercial growth, and guided Q3 revenue of $2.16B to $2.164B. Nvidia (NVDA) climbed after SpaceX said it will use Nvidia GPUs exclusively, while broader AI sentiment improved on strong MSFT and AMZN server results.

Palantir reported a record quarter with 220 deals worth $1M+ and $1.22B in adjusted free cash flow, a 63% margin. Net dollar retention rose to 157%. The company raised full-year revenue guidance midpoint to $8.154B. Jefferies and RBC said PLTR’s valuation may already reflect strong results; 21 of 29 analysts rate it “Strong Buy.”

Dynatrace will acquire Arize for $915m in cash and stock, including about $815m in cash and replacement equity awards, to expand AI observability. IGEL partnered with Menlo Security for zero-trust browser access. MongoDB made Atlas available via an MCP server for tools like Claude Code. Okta said an AI agent feature can cut token costs up to 89%.