LG CNS and Palantir Form AI Transformation Partnership to Advance Korea AX

LG CNS has announced a strategic partnership with Palantir Technologies to accelerate its domestic AI transformation, or AX, business. The deal was signed ahead of Palantir’s AIPCon conference on Nov. 11 U.S. time, with the company stating the arrangement on Nov. 12.

LG CNS’s top executive, Hyun Shin-gyun, and Palantir founder and chief executive Alex Karp attended the signing ceremony, underscoring the high-level importance of the agreement for both companies.

Palantir brings its established platforms to the collaboration: Foundry, which unifies and cleans distributed enterprise data to create a data-driven operating environment, and AIP, which embeds generative AI into that data environment to support real-time decision making.

Under the partnership, LG CNS will deliver Palantir Foundry and AIP as enterprise platforms customized to each client’s needs. The companies will establish a dedicated forward deployed engineering (FDE) team to work closely with Palantir, identifying and executing high-value AX use cases across manufacturing, energy, electronics, and logistics.

LG CNS notes that LG Group, its parent conglomerate, is a primary internal customer for the initiative and will begin with broader rollouts as adoption of the platforms progresses. A proof of concept to apply Foundry and AIP in the quality-control domain within one LG affiliate has already been completed.

Internally, LG CNS has validated its approach by linking its own data platform and analytics capabilities to Palantir’s Foundry and AIP. The company says it can analyze operational data in real time and build risk forecasting and decision-support structures, using these capabilities as a springboard for external business expansion.

Hyun Shin-gyun, LG CNS’s CEO, described the partnership as a turning point for scaling AX to a global level, stating that combining LG CNS’s industry know-how with Palantir’s AI platform power will drive AX-led transformation for customers.

For U.S. readers, the agreement signals growing collaboration between American AI platforms and major Asian manufacturers to modernize operations, improve supply-chain resilience, and enhance data-driven decision-making. Palantir’s technology has broad relevance for multinational supply chains and US-based customers seeking closer integration with Asian manufacturing ecosystems, where energy, electronics, and logistics sectors are critical to global markets.

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