Palantir posts 'otherworldly' revenue growth amid Gaza controversy

Palantir Technologies reported 'otherworldly' second-quarter results, with revenue jumping 93% to $1.94bn and shares rising over 14% in after-hours trading. The AI data analytics firm raised its annual forecast to $8.15bn, citing surging demand from governments and commercial clients. However, the company faces mounting criticism over its contracts with Israel and the US immigration crackdown, as well as concerns about its role in military AI.