Sunday, August 17, 2025

A look at the "Palantir Mafia", a group of Palantir alumni who have started or are leading 350+ tech companies, including at least a dozen valued at $1B+ (Angel Au-Yeung/Wall Street Journal)

Angel Au-Yeung / Wall Street Journal:
A look at the “Palantir Mafia”, a group of Palantir alumni who have started or are leading 350+ tech companies, including at least a dozen valued at $1B+  —  The network connects founders and venture capitalists with ‘Palantir Pals’ and a Russian River camping trip



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A look at the secretive process Meta used to get an advantageous deal for its Hyperion data center in Louisiana, including tax breaks and lack of public input (New York Times)

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