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🇬🇧 House of Commons Edgy

Palantir: Emperor's New Clothes? £330m Contract Delivers Nothing NHS Owns

Martin Wrigley slams the £330m Palantir deal as a subscription trap with no software ownership—edgy critique of wasteful, lock-in tech monopoly in NHS data.

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Westminster Hall
🇬🇧 16 Apr 2026 · 1:31
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