This sounds like more of an NHS bureaucracy problem rather than anything that has to do with Palantir's software or deployment. Healthcare institutions historically move at glacial speeds anyway. See what the Tampa hospital guy said about their use of Palantir during AIPCon.

I'm from the UK but the NHS is a huge mess not sure if people abroad know the full severity of it. A bit of a poison chalice. If pltr can turn this around it would be immensely impressive either that or it might be a case of biting too much than you can chew that was always my worry with this contract. It's like trying to revive an 80 year old man whose always having heart attacks.

UK a dying Nation.

That's why they need Palantir. To help prevent slow moving and clunky incompetence.

Hi Zack: This NHS contract has been controversial way before the contract was even awarded. I think this is just more of that. However, it should hopefully remind PLTR that the only way to fight the challenges would be to hit the deadlines and outperform. The most interesting part is I wonder if they are going to fall short on the expected trusts coming online for that July deadline. Just my two cents.

I don’t understand the question. How is this crumbling?

Change at this magnitude takes time, and the workers need to embrace it and adopt to change.

Soooo…. how many sites have been deployed?

Politics is hurting the UK

I am not concerned at this stage.

If this situation effects the stock price negatively... I'll be buying "the dip". There's NO THING that can be done for non-believers in a world filled to the meniscus with OCULAR PROOF. PLTR is my largest position in my Roth IRA, the collection of various ARK ETFs are right behind PLTR

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Shaking head, and it's not at Palantir or NHS

If it crumbles hopefully we will get a giant pull back in share price to bring down its valuation to just overvalued instead of bombastic valued. Then we can load up more!

This could be the greatest short of our generation