France replaces Palantir with local tech firm
France’s domestic intelligence agency is dropping Palantir. The DGSI will replace the American firm’s data-analysis tools with software from ChapsVision, a French company, Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu said on Tuesday, framing the switch as part of a wider push to put sovereign technology at the centre of the French state. The timing is the part […] This story continues at The Next Web
France's domestic intelligence agency is moving away from Palantir and adopting software from a local company, ChapsVision. The decision was announced by Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu, who emphasized the shift as part of a broader strategy to prioritize national technology. The move reflects growing concerns about reliance on foreign tech. ChapsVision's tools will now be used for data analysis. The change is seen as a step toward greater technological independence. Officials highlighted the importance of securing sensitive data. The decision aligns with recent government policies on digital sovereignty. The transition is expected to enhance data security and control.
The shift underscores France's efforts to reduce dependence on foreign technology and strengthen national cybersecurity.
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