Palantir pledges to build NATO-frontier tech hub in Warsaw after meeting with President Nawrocki
Palantir Technologies announced plans to create a regional technology centre for NATO’s eastern flank in Warsaw following talks with President Karol Nawrocki at the Polish-American Economic Summit in New York.
At the Polish-American Economic Summit held in New York, President Karol Nawrocki held a meeting with Alex Karp, the founder and chief executive of Palantir Technologies. The dialogue focused on Palantir’s investment intentions in Central Europe, specifically the creation of a regional technology hub in Warsaw aimed at strengthening NATO’s eastern flank. Topics included regional security, the sovereign implementation of artificial intelligence, and the development of breakthrough combat technologies.
Palantir pledged full support for the Polish Armed Forces and signaled a willingness to further invest in Poland’s technological landscape. The meeting was reported by Karol Rabenda, a deputy secretary of state in the KPRP, who highlighted the strategic importance of the proposed centre. The announcement underscores growing U.S. tech involvement in European defence infrastructure.
