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LG CNS partners with Palantir to introduce AI solutions to Korean companies

Published: 12 Mar. 2026, 17:18 Updated: 12 Mar. 2026, 18:09

Hyun Shin-gyoon, left, CEO of LG CNS, and Alex Karp, CEO of Palantir, pose for a photo during a strategic partnership signing ceremony in the United States on March 11. [LG CNS]

LG CNS on Wednesday signed a strategic partnership with U.S. software company Palantir Technologies to introduce Palantir’s enterprise AI and data platforms to Korean companies.

The partnership will focus on applying Palantir’s enterprise platforms, including its Foundry data integration platform and AI Platform (AIP), to the operating environments of Korean companies, LG CNS said in a news release Thursday.

Foundry integrates and refines dispersed corporate data to build data-driven operating systems for enterprises. AIP combines integrated data with generative AI to support corporate decision-making.

LG CNS plans to expand its AI transformation, or AX, business through the partnership.

The company will establish a dedicated organization called Forward Deployed Engineering (FDE) to support Palantir-related projects. The unit will work with Palantir to identify and commercialize AX initiatives across industries, including manufacturing, energy, electronics and logistics.

The company plans to begin by supporting LG Group affiliates that are considering adopting Palantir’s platforms and expand the business further.

LG CNS said it had already completed a proof of concept applying Foundry and AIP to the quality management operations of one LG affiliate and recently signed a full-scale contract based on the results.

The company adopted Palantir’s platform internally to strengthen data analysis and risk prediction. By linking its own data platform and analytics capabilities with Foundry, LG CNS analyzes business and operational data in real time and uses AIP to support decision-making, the company said.

The agreement was signed ahead of Palantir’s annual AIPCon marketing event. LG CNS CEO Hyun Shin-gyoon and Palantir cofounder and CEO Alex Karp attended the ceremony.

“This strategic partnership will serve as an opportunity to expand LG CNS’s AX business to a global level,” Hyun said. “By combining LG CNS’s industry expertise with Palantir’s AI platform capabilities, we will support our clients’ AX innovation.”

This article was originally written in Korean and translated by a bilingual reporter with the help of generative AI tools. It was then edited by a native English-speaking editor. All AI-assisted translations are reviewed and refined by our newsroom.
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