The leaders of Palantir Technologies praised Doge during their last call for results on Monday while the company published its results in the first quarter.
“This is the right thing for the country – as, we have too many spending for things that do not work,” said Shyam Sankar, CTO and executive vice -president of Palantir, when asked if Doge Cuts will have an impact on the contracts.
“The government has started to look like a fine Wagyu – the false projects that do not deliver and will never deliver the crowd and suffocate things that could actually be excellent, so we welcome Doge,” added Sankar.
Sanker's feelings were taken over by Alex Karp, CEO of Palantir, who later declared during the call for profits that there must have been “pressure on the system” to eliminate fraud, waste and abuses and to make a hutch to see if they create more value “.
Their comments occurred after the IA software and defense technologies company carried out profits that beat expectations on Monday and increased its income prospects for the year by year to between 3.89 billion and 3.90 billion dollars. Palantant increased by 64% this year, mainly benefiting from his key Defense contracts.
A government save Recently considered by Rosemarie Ho of Business Insider shows that immigration and customs application signed a $ 30 million contract with Palantant for software improvements to its immigration life cycle operating system, or immigrationos. Ice told Bi at the time that it was a change in an existing contract.
Nor is it the first time that Karp has rented Doge. During a call for results in February, Karp said Doge was a “revolution” and “some people will have their heads cut”.
“We love the disturbances, and everything that is good for America will be good for Americans and very good for Palantir,” said Karp.
Palantir was co -founded by its current president, Peter Thiel, who, alongside Elon Musk, is known as “Paypal Mafia”.
In a Monday letter to the shareholders who quotes St. Augustine, President Richard Nixon, and the New Testament, Karp also wrote that the results of the company were “indicative of a revolution” and that it could not have been carried out if the company had “submitted to the conventional management model in the life of American companies”.
“There is no doubt that cultures and businesses”, wrote Karp, “including the one we have built, must be judged over a long period” by their fruits “. Matt. 7:16.”
