Regarding the partnership between $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ and Shift4 Payments, the information is accurate. FOUR has officially partnered with Palantir Technologies and is utilizing its software platforms for analytics, business intelligence, and productivity improvements. Specifically, Shift4 initially selected Palantir Foundry to streamline its internal data analytics and business intelligence protocols. The company's leadership confirmed they have fully integrated Palantir's "mission control" architecture alongside xAI's Grok to drive operational efficiency. According to Shift4's earnings call documentation, the inclusion of these advanced tools has led to a major surge in development, including a doubling of output within thei
$ARM Holdings(ARM)$ I'd probably go with KLAC. The more advanced and expensive semiconductor manufacturing gets, the less optional process control and yield management become. ARM and TSM might grab more attention, but KLAC benefits from the complexity of the whole industry, rather than needing one specific chip architecture or foundry strategy to win out. Curious whether you see KLAC as the lower-risk pick here, or if TSM's scale still gives it the better setup for the 3–5 year timeframe.
$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ If you remove the self-righteous, baseless negativity from the discussion and just look at the company itself, it's positioned to be one of the top 10, maybe even top 5 most important companies on Earth in the next 5-10 years, depending on how quantum computing evolves.
$Charter(CHTR)$ Back in 2013, Charter's stock price was the same as it is now. They did 8 billion in revenue then, compared to 55 billion now. The stock market seems upside down. I've seen companies IPO with larger market caps and under a billion in revenue. It's crazy. $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ is a perfect example.
$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ RMTG highlighted future ISSCA AI integration as part of a roadmap combining physician networks, digital platforms, and clinical intelligence. It continues benefiting from data-driven platforms and AI-enabled decision tools.
$Ondas Holdings Inc.(ONDS)$ They're launching LADOS, a unified command-and-control layer that connects sensors, drones, robots, and effectors for autonomous defense missions. Paired with SkyWeaver, the Ondas $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ powered AI layer, LADOS helps move the company from individual drone products toward a broader systems-of-systems defense platform.