NVIDIA and Palantir Partner to Deliver Sovereign Intelligence to Critical Supply Chains
Palantir Technologies and NVIDIA are partnering to bring sovereign AI to critical supply chains, starting with NVIDIA’s own operations.
The deployment creates an AI stack that brings NVIDIA Nemotron open models into Palantir Foundry and Artificial Intelligence Platform (AIP), grounded in the Palantir Ontology, which aims to create unprecedented supply chain visibility, identify constraints, continuously codify operational expertise and guide decisions at machine speed, according to the companies.
This means organizations across complex industries—including agriculture, manufacturing, pharmaceutical, retail, technology, and governments—can use the AI stack to optimize their own unique supply chain operations.
NVIDIA operates one of the most complex supply chains, spanning millions of parts, thousands of suppliers, and a global network of manufacturing partners. As demand for AI infrastructure accelerates, NVIDIA works closely with its ecosystem to secure supply for the 1.3 million parts in each NVIDIA Vera Rubin rack and scale AI infrastructure faster, the company said.
“NVIDIA has arguably the most valuable, intricate, and complex supply chain in the world. Our sovereign stack, powered by Nemotron models and Ontology, is delivering capabilities that exceed the frontier while providing alpha protection qualities unavailable otherwise,” said Alex Karp, co-founder and CEO of Palantir Technologies. "We are very proud of our partnership and its cornerstone role in the sovereign AI revolution.”
Palantir customers can create their own supply chain AI stack by post-training NVIDIA Nemotron with their own data using Palantir Foundry and AIP. Within Palantir AIP, NVIDIA cuOpt software unlocks optimizations and scenario planning, enabling teams to model supply constraints, assess tradeoffs, and understand the operational impact of allocation decisions.
The new AI stack gives NVIDIA supply chain teams a shared command center to reduce time of ownership, beginning with materials allocation decisions that affect how quickly parts move through the supply chain. The system helps teams identify potential constraints earlier, evaluate alternatives more quickly, and allocate materials based on end-to-end production impact.
The companies plan to extend the learnings from NVIDIA’s deployment to help enterprises build more resilient, responsive, and intelligent supply chains. Across manufacturing, energy, healthcare, automotive, and aerospace, the approach can help turn fragmented operational data into faster, more resilient decisions while retaining control and ownership of proprietary data.
“Supply chains are the operating system of the physical economy, and AI factories are among the most complex systems ever built,” said Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of NVIDIA. “From wafers and components to manufacturing, systems, and customer delivery, hundreds of companies and trillions of dollars of global economic activity come together to deliver AI infrastructure. NVIDIA and Palantir are transforming this vast operational graph into sovereign intelligence—combining NVIDIA Nemotron models with Palantir’s Ontology to reason, plan, and orchestrate the journey from wafer to token.”
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