Palantir Upgraded on Growth of Bespoke AI Software Market -- Market Talk
Dow Jones2026/10/08 17:251325 ET - Palantir is positioned to benefit as the growth of the market for bespoke software and sovereign AI outpaces that of the market for packaged software, according to Goldman Sachs in a note. Palantir is expanding its vertical model deeper into financials services, semiconductors, and neoclouds, analysts Gabriela Borges and Maura Hager say, while enterprises are increasingly looking to build AI tools that capitalize on their existing operating moats and aren't reliant on frontier models. They also say Palantir has a head start in using AI agents as forward-deployed engineers, and that the company has an opportunity to expand its work with the U.S. government. Goldman upgrades Palantir to buy from neutral. Palantir is up 1.6%. ([email protected]) (END) Dow Jones Newswires October 08, 2026 13:25 ET (17:25 GMT)
1325 ET - Palantir is positioned to benefit as the growth of the market for bespoke software and sovereign AI outpaces that of the market for packaged software, according to Goldman Sachs in a note. Palantir is expanding its vertical model deeper into financials services, semiconductors, and neoclouds, analysts Gabriela Borges and Maura Hager say, while enterprises are increasingly looking to build AI tools that capitalize on their existing operating moats and aren't reliant on frontier models. They also say Palantir has a head start in using AI agents as forward-deployed engineers, and that the company has an opportunity to expand its work with the U.S. government. Goldman upgrades Palantir to buy from neutral. Palantir is up 1.6%. ([email protected])
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October 08, 2026 13:25 ET (17:25 GMT)
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