Palantir's deals with NHS England top £60M – without competition

The NHS has awarded US spy-tech firm Palantir a £24.9 million ($31.7 million) deal to cover the one-year transition, from June 12, 2023, to a new £480 million ($611 million) data platform. The controversial competition to provide that half-billion-pound platform is set to conclude in September. NHS England, the health …

[Flocke Kroes]

If this is a "must win" platform ...

Palantir should be paying the NHS £350M/week for our medical records.

[t245t]

Re: If this is a "must win" platform ...

> Palantir should be paying the NHS £350M/week for our medical records.

The NHS is paying £480 million to Palantir to give them our medical records.

[Anonymous Coward]

Palantir needs to fuck off and die like it's founder

[Anonymous Coward]

I welcome our Palantir overlords

ps. I'm not the same anonymous coward as the other anonymous coward but you know who we all are anyway

[EnviableOne]

they still dont get it

The FDP opt-out is not compatible with GDPR

where in order for your data to be processed, you need to provide informed consent, and deemed consent is not valid, as it was under the old DPA.

we need a UK version of noyb and consumer hero Max Schrems to take them on

[X5-332960073452]

Re: they still dont get it

Whilst I agree, from previous comments on the subject, I believe it's covered by one (or more) "exemptions"

[Yet Another Anonymous coward]

Re: they still dont get it

>The FDP opt-out is not compatible with GDPR

If you don't like what the government is doing with your data you can just complain to the government or ask the government if you can take the government to court

Good job we don't have any foreign busy-bodies telling our government what they can do anymore !