Spanish Government ‘Quietly Bans Use Of Palantir’ In Critical State Systems Over Fears Of National Security Leaks – LBC

 Spanish Government ‘Quietly Bans Use Of Palantir’ In Critical State Systems Over Fears Of National Security Leaks

Spain has started quietly banning companies from signing contracts with controversial US tech firm Palantir amid security fears.

The Spanish government has reportedly begun telling state-backed firms to avoid signing new contacts with US billionaire Peter Thiel’s company.

It comes amid fears that sensitive national security information could be leaked, according to Spanish publication El Confidencial.

Board members of several publicly listed companies told the newspaper they have been ordered to avoid signing any contracts with the data firm that could jeopardise national sovereignty or strategic information.

Moncloa, Spain’s official government website, has not issued any official announcement about banning Palantir outright.

But sources told El Confidencial that public and private companies controlled by SEPI, the country’s sovereign wealth fund and state-owned industrial holding company, have been told to blacklist the data firm.

🔗SOURCE ➡️ LBC

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