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The honest answer is: it depends what you mean by “using Palantir”—because there are three different levels of adoption across the NHS.

1) Active use (most relevant)

As of early–mid 2026, Palantir’s NHS platform (the Federated Data Platform) is being used by roughly:

~120–125 NHS hospital trusts in England �

The Times

England has about 205 trusts, so that’s around 60% adoption at the trust level.

👉 This is the clearest “how many are actually using it” figure.

2) Wider NHS organisations (broader definition)

The platform is reported as being used by ~150 NHS organisations (including trusts, ambulance services, etc.) �

hsj.co.uk

With another ~50–60 signed up to join.

👉 So total committed/using organisations ≈ 200+

3) Signed-up trusts (not all fully live)

NHS England lists ~160 trusts that have signed up to the platform �

NHS England

👉 Important:

“Signed up” ≠ fully implemented

Some are delaying or barely using it

Bottom line

~120+ trusts actively using it

~150 NHS organisations using it in total

~160 trusts signed up (pipeline/partial use)

Key nuance (often missed)

Adoption is not uniform:

Some trusts rely heavily on it (capacity planning, waiting lists)

Others have minimal or no real usage despite being signed up �

Ste1347, the Met and Gloucestershire police are completely separate police forces.

There's no connection.

AI spy program roots out hundreds of rogue police officers https://mol.im/a/15763899 via https://dailym.ai/android

An AI discussion

🇬🇧 Defence Holdings x Gloucestershire Police – What’s it REALLY worth?

A lot of noise around this pilot — here’s the reality, stripped down 👇

🔍 What’s happening?

is running an AI pilot with

👉 Purpose:

Automate police interview reporting (ROVI/ROTI)

Turn audio/video into court-ready written reports

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💡 Why it matters

- Huge admin burden in UK policing

- Thousands of officer hours wasted

- Clear ROI if automation works

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📊 Market size (UK only)

- ~45 police forces

- £50k–£400k per force annually

👉 Potential:

- £1.5m (slow uptake)

- £6m+ (credible rollout)

- £12m+ (near full adoption)

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💰 Valuation impact

Current est. mcap: ~£25m–£35m

- 🟢 Pilot fails → little change

- 🟡 Partial rollout → £50m–£70m (≈2x)

- 🔵 Full rollout → £100m+ (3–5x)

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🚀 The REAL upside

If this works, it’s not just policing:

➡️ adoption

➡️ use cases

➡️ Export to allies (Five Eyes / NATO)

👉 That’s how this becomes a £100m+ story

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⚠️ Key risks

- Must meet court-grade evidence standards

- Slow UK procurement

- Competition (Big Tech / Palantir-type players)

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📈 What moves the share price?

1. Pilot success ✅

2. First paid contract 💰

3. Second police force signed (critical inflection)

4. National rollout discussion 🇬🇧

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🧠 Bottom line

✔️ Real pilot

✔️ Real problem

✔️ Scalable if proven

BUT

👉 Still binary at this stage

👉 Not yet priced for national rollout

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🎯 Investor take

- Base case: solid 2x potential

- Bull case: 3–5x+

- Bear case: limited downside but slow progress risk

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This is early-stage… but genuinely strategic if it lands.

Be even better in 2 years when they are £2 with a company capitalisation of £1.5 billion.

Why were you so late coming to the party?

Shareflyer, I don't need AI to post a simple explanation like that.

Sorry 8 Aussie frigates

Nicknaim, i don't think you quite understand Rolls-Royce fundamentally.

I was buying Rolls-Royce at 70p, held 400000 and sold very very high, thr last lot at £12.83p.

I sold some speculative shares last week and bought 51000 Rolls-Royce at between £11.98 and £11.43

Why?

Well, I wanted to derisk and diversify a little, so initially I thought I'd buy a FTSE tracker ETF and just wait.

However, simple basic fundamental analysis of Rolls-Royce divisions shows exponential growth.

Where

Obviously the civil aviation devisiois absolutely flying roi over 20%

What happens if Rolls-Royce enter the narrow bodies single isle market?

Defence, with increased European defence spending this vould seriously explode, obviously the power plants for the 8 Aussie subs.

Power, a new deal for 11 Aussie subs and massive demand for daya centres.

SMR's, 3 on Anglesey, possibly another 5, 1 in the Czech Republic, Sweden discussing 15.

Germany considering.

Turfan claims a minimum global requirement of 400.

So i did some figures just based on a orice Rolls-Royce say they can achieve of 2 billion a unit and profit oer unit of between 175 and 200 million.

Now, if 10 SMR's were delivered I'm implying a SP of around £25.

With 50 ordered, you are looking at £45 a share.

I wonder what the dividend payments would be then?

So to summarise Nucknaim

You remind me of a poster in 2022 CW1966, when I was buying atc70p, he sold his entire holding at 82p because the horse had bolted aand Rolls-Royce weren't paying a dividend, so off he went to Lloyds and L & G

How's that worked out for him.

I've seen the likes of you many many times, you are just simply incapable of fundamental financial analysis.

But Timmy, Diplomats are professional civil servants, employed on civil servant salary scales.

Trump's son-in-law can negotiate some trade deals through peace talks that benefit Trump and his backers.

A State Department impartial professional couldn't.

It's about money!!

Why a tick up? On what basis, what news are you expecting?

Daine33, what a very strange post.

To hell with how people spell the company's name

Seriously Polls Poyce, DaE, Oesco, Petwest

Monsa, you are an e pert market analyst.

You kbow that Rolls-Royce will be £15/18 by the end of Feb 2027

It's tise is endless, its ROI is over 20%, free cash flow is billions, 8 billion in share buyback by 28, possible entrance into the narrow body single aisle market and then there are SMR irders.

If say 10 were odered, its a £25 share.

Now, I'm in Empire at an average of 13.01p and I expect to percentile rise as much as Rolls-Royce from 70p.

But you know this, that's why youcare holding what?, ?

1000

You keep getting excited at your hourly charges, me i just ignore the noise for another 6 months.

Just picked up £5k at 2.9999

Wanted to add £10k via,HL platform but couldn't get a quote.

So, 3 trades one of £7.500 at 6p and one of £2500 at 6.4p, now holding 1,604551

Theexang it's so easy to stop.

Just accept that our company is Defence Holdings.

It's listed and registered as such.

If you Google it, the above is correct.

You however refuse to accept this and consistently refer to it as Defense Corporation, Trotters Trading etc

It's disrespectful and totally out of order.

Calling you out isn't hounding.

You have the capability to post accurately but refuse to do so.

What you achieve by this behaviour is beyond my understanding.

So, you stop it.

Theexang, you bring it on yourself.

You cant even be bothered to spell the name of tgis company correctly.

Only you know the reason why.

It's a daily diatribe of AI generated posts from you, assumption after assumption, never ever any facts.

Mo discussion, no debate, just post after post of unsubstantiated rhetoric.

I'm polite, I'm non threatening in tone or word, I simply ask you questions that you constantly refuse to answer.

Why?.

Broomtree, I agree 100%, but only because we have allowed the thread to be highjacked by an American bot.

Pays rent through multi-year licenses,

Really, the UK Government pays rent through multi year licences?

You couldn't make it up with this idiot!!

ALRT ensures that any new defense software, whether it's for drone swarms, naval logistics, or cyber defense, is built on the infrastructure provided. Defense Hodings Ventures then can collect integration fees and recurring revenue shares from every company that uses their platform.

Defense software?

Cyber Defense?

Defense Holdings?

Are we supposed to take this poster seriously?

Let's try and have some honesty, some sincerity.

How much skin in the game have you.

I'm holding 20 million at a cost of £345000, so it's not insignificant.

It's not huge, but how many do yoy have?

The Yankee bot.

Does he actually own any?

Let's try and be honest.