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The release is dated September 10, 2026 ("Palantir Technologies Inc. and NVIDIA[2] today announced a collaboration") and says the stack "will be showcased in depth at Palantir's AIPCon 11 conference", which Palantir's Miami-datelined release says it hosted on Thursday, September 10, 2026; no time is given, so the pin is all-day.
NVIDIA's[1] same-day technical write-up of the deployment: the Digital Supply Chain Intelligence command center on Palantir Foundry, cuOpt solving the weekly material-allocation program, and a post-trained 30B Nemotron 3.5 Lightning that reached 86.7% allocation accuracy against 55.5% for Nemotron 3 Ultra.
Palantir's own release, datelined MIAMI (Business Wire), that it will host its eleventh AIPCon on Thursday, September 10, 2026 with NVIDIA[1][2] among the presenting customers showing how they optimise critical supply chains.
Dell's same-day post on the Palantir Sovereign AI OS Reference Architecture with NVIDIA[1][2] and Dell, describing the supply-chain AI stack announced that day and first built for NVIDIA's supply chain of over 1.3 million components per Vera Rubin rack.
Cisco's same-day announcement of its Palantir collaboration, with Cisco's Secure AI Factory with NVIDIA[1][2] as a preferred full-stack foundation for Palantir's Sovereign AI OS - the reference architecture the NVIDIA release names Cisco as supporting.
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