Palantir Technologies is broadening the use of its artificial intelligence platforms across enterprise, government and cybersecurity markets. At its eleventh AIPCon on Sept. 10, customers from aviation, technology, insurance, defense, healthcare and manufacturing will demonstrate applications of Palantir’s Ontology, Foundry, AIP and Sovereign AI. The company also launched the Cardinal Program with Method Security, providing select municipalities, utilities and critical-infrastructure operators with free, opt-in continuous autonomous security assessments. Fujitsu renewed and expanded its relationship with Palantir under an agreement covering AIP and Foundry in Japan, while becoming a Global Forward Deployed Engineering partner for customers in Japan and overseas. Fujitsu’s prior supply-chain deployment connected more than 3,000 suppliers and 18 manufacturing facilities, generating more than $10 million in savings within one year and doubling operational productivity. Fujitsu will combine Palantir’s platforms with its Takane language model, Uvance services, industry expertise and engineering workforce. Palantir shares were quoted at $168.84, down 0.41% in premarket trading after closing at $169.53, compared with an earlier report citing $169.00 and a 0.31% decline. Analysts at Silvant Capital Management identified Palantir, Snowflake and CrowdStrike as software companies positioned to benefit from expanding AI adoption, while stressing that continued execution remains important. Palantir also has substantial representation in three technology, defense and aerospace ETFs, making fund flows a potential source of automatic buying or selling.