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Coles claims Palantir wasn’t used for surveillance, ends partnership
Coles has ended its three-year partnership with controversial American software and cybersecurity firm Palantir, while also claiming the technology w...
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Coles claims Palantir wasn’t used for surveillance, ends partnership
Coles previously claimed that the software is used for operations such as bakery production planning.
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