“Palantir's lock-in contracts and ontological models give it growing pricing power as a data-moat software company.”
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Palantir with those lock-in contracts. Once you get people into those I mean I guess you could leave at any time you want. It's sort of like Hotel California, right? You can check out any time you'd like, but you can never leave you get the idea.
you look at a company like Palantir and you're like, 'Oh, your pricing power is growing.'
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