DAVOS, Switzerland: Palantir Technologies Inc is still looking to grow its headcount even as it scrutinizes its spending and confronts economic uncertainty, its chief executive told Reuters. The US software company in 2023 expects to add a couple hundred people to its roughly 3,500 staff, in line with prio
DAVOS, Switzerland: Palantir Technologies Inc is still looking to grow its headcount even as it scrutinizes its spending and confronts economic uncertainty, its chief executive told Reuters.
The US software company in 2023 expects to add a couple hundred people to its roughly 3,500 staff, in line with prior years of expansion just as peers in the technology industry are firing people, CEO Alex Karp said on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos. Vociferously contrarian, the company for years planned for war, political upheaval and a souring economy - though not a pandemic,"the only disaster I think we did not predict," Karp said, joking that Palantir had"a basement filled with things prepared no masks."
Palantir has clinched more business following Russia's war with Ukraine, selling software to visualise an army's positions as well as help enterprises vet their supply chains or reduce costs. Still, its stock is down more than 50 per cent in the past year like other tech companies.Asked about potential cuts, Karp said Palantir was doing well in the United States, United Kingdom and Canada while evaluating spend in slower markets.The economy already is pinching Palantir's customers.
"They're under enormous cost pressure. This is just a huge cost center, and they need to find ways to do the same things cheaper," he said. The top cloud providers are Amazon, Microsoft and Google, though Karp said his company is"cloud agnostic."
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