Journalists Lucas Amin and Peter Geoghegan investigate how Palantir secured a major contract with the UK's National Health Service.
Key facts
- •Palantir secured a contract with the NHS valued at £330 million.
- •The investigation was led by journalists Lucas Amin and Peter Geoghegan.
- •The report examines the role of political access and lobbying loopholes in the contract process.
- •The study includes an assessment of how doctors and nurses have implemented the software in clinical settings.
Investigative journalist Lucas Amin has detailed findings regarding how the technology company Palantir secured a £330 million contract with the UK's National Health Service. The investigation, conducted alongside colleague Peter Geoghegan, examines the company's relationship with the public health service and the circumstances surrounding the deal.
Investigation Findings
The report explores the process behind Palantir's entry into the NHS, highlighting issues such as political access and lobbying regulations in the UK. The investigation also addresses the practical implementation of the company's software by medical staff, questioning its effectiveness compared to previous systems.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by The Guardian Health.
