IndustryJuly 7, 2026

SNP and Palantir partner on agentic AI for enterprise data migration

SNP and Palantir have announced a strategic partnership at Transformation World 2026 to integrate agentic AI into data migration workflows. The collaboration focuses on using Kyano Lorna to provide AI powered project intelligence and solutions for handling unstructured data during complex business transitions.

Why it matters

For teams building production AI, high quality data migration is the foundation of reliable model performance. These agentic tools automate the extraction of insights from unstructured legacy data, reducing the manual overhead required to feed enterprise generative AI systems and modernised data platforms.

Key points

Agentic AI will automate complex data migration tasks and unstructured data processing.
Kyano Lorna provides AI powered project intelligence to streamline enterprise transitions.
The partnership targets the bridge between legacy data silos and modern AI applications.

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