Nvidia announced a collaboration with Palantir to build an integrated technology stack for operational AI to accelerate enterprise AI.
Palantir Technologies and Nvidia will build a first-of-its-kind integrated technology stack for operational AI — including analytics capabilities, reference workflows, automation features and customizable, specialized AI agents — to accelerate and optimize complex enterprise and government systems.
Palantir Ontology, at the core of the Palantir AI Platform (AIP), will integrate Nvidia GPUaccelerated data processing and route optimization libraries, open models and accelerated computing.
This combination of ontology and Nvidia AI will support customers by providing the advanced, context-aware reasoning necessary for operational AI.
Enterprises using the customizable technology stack will be able to tap into their data to
power domain-specific automations and AI agents for the sophisticated operating
environments of retailers, healthcare providers, financial services and the public sector.
“Palantir and Nvidia share a vision: to put AI into action, turning enterprise data into
decision intelligence,” said Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, in a statement. “By combining
Palantir’s powerful AI-driven platform with Nvidia CUDA-X accelerated computing and
Nemotron open AI models, we’re creating a next-generation engine to fuel AI-specialized
applications and agents that run the world’s most complex industrial and operational
pipelines.”
“Palantir is focused on deploying AI that delivers immediate, asymmetric value to our
customers,” said Alex Karp, cofounder and CEO of Palantir Technologies, in a statement. “We are proud to partner with Nvidia to fuse our AI-driven decision intelligence systems with the world’s most advanced AI infrastructure.”
Lowe’s Pioneers AI-Driven Logistics With Palantir and Nvidia
Lowe’s, among the first to tap this integrated technology stack from Palantir and Nvidia,
is creating a digital replica of its global supply chain network to enable dynamic and
continuous AI optimization. This technology can support supply chain agility while boosting cost savings and customer satisfaction.
“Modern supply chains are incredibly complex, dynamic systems, and AI will be critical to
helping Lowe’s adapt and optimize quickly amid constantly changing conditions,” said
Seemantini Godbole, executive vice president and chief digital and information officer at
Lowe’s. “Even small shifts in demand can create ripple effects across the global network.
By combining Palantir technologies with Nvidia AI, Lowe’s is reimagining retail logistics,
enabling us to serve customers better every day.”
In response to a question, an Nvidia spokesperson said in a briefing that the Lowe’s deal shows a unified model of a supply chain and all the assets in it.
“You can obviously start to apply it and can start to see where there’s bottlenecks in that supply chain. You can start to apply advanced reasoning, AI, to think through how you better optimize your supply chain,” the spokesperson said. “And I think this ends up providing early cues on aspects of your supply chain that you might want to bring back, even to building in the United States of America.”
The spokesperson added, “We’re very optimistic that these capabilities are going to benefit every industry, from retail to telecommunications all the way to public sector and that unified data model and the infusion of AI and accelerated computing together really unlocks a lot of insight that you wouldn’t have otherwise gotten.”
Advancing operational intelligence
Palantir AIP workloads run in the most complex compliance domains and require the
highest standards of privacy and data security. The Ontology at the heart of AIP creates a
digital replica of an organization by organizing complex data and logic into interconnected
virtual objects, links and actions that represent real-world concepts and their relationships.
Together, this provides enterprises with an intelligent, AI-enabled operating system that
drives efficiency through business process automation.
To advance enterprise intelligence for the era of AI, Nvidia data processing, AI software, open models and accelerated computing are now natively integrated with and available through Ontology and AIP. Customers can use Nvidia CUDA-X data science libraries for data processing, paired with Nvidia accelerated computing, via Ontology to drive realtime, AI-driven decision-making for complex, business-critical workflows.
The Nvidia AI Enterprise platform, including NVIDIA cuOpt decision optimization software, will enable enterprises to use AI for dynamic supply-chain management.
Nvidia Nemotron reasoning and Nvidia NeMo Retriever open models will enable
enterprises to rapidly build AI agents informed by Ontology.
Nvidia and Palantir are also working to bring the Nvidia Blackwell architecture to Palantir
AIP. This will accelerate the end-to-end AI pipeline, from data processing and analytics to
model development and fine-tuning to production AI, using long-thinking, reasoning
agents. Enterprises will be able to run AIP in Nvidia AI factories for optimized acceleration.
Palantir AIP will also be supported in the new Nvidia AI Factory for Government reference
design, announced separately today.
At Nvidia GTC Washington, D.C., attendees can register to join Palantir and Nvidia for a
hands-on workshop on operationalizing AI, taking place Wednesday, Oct. 29, from 6:15-
8:00 p.m. Pacific time.