The DGSI Replaces Palantir with ChapsVision, ChatGPT Loses Its Monopoly, and French AI Raises 900 Million
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Date: Share: France is switching to ChapsVision for the DGSI, OpenAI is losing ground to Google and Anthropic, and the French AI ecosystem continues its structuring with record fundraising. Sébastien Lecornu has terminated the contract between the Directorate-General for Internal Security and Palantir. The American company, a long-standing supplier to the DGSI for several years, will cede its place to ChapsVision, a company founded by Olivier Dellenbach. The Minister of Economy indicated that the transition will occur "probably during 2027," once the "technicalities" are settled. He did not specify the exact date for disconnecting the Palantir solution. The switch will not happen overnight. ChapsVision was already working with the Ministry of Interior before the announcement. The company positions itself in the field of trusted AI, designed for administrations that cannot entrust their data to foreign servers subject to American law. The replacement of an intelligence tool so deeply rooted in operational practices is not merely a political act. The question of the comparative technical performance of the two solutions remains publicly unresolved. Naval Group in Surabaya: Indonesia cuts steel for its first Scorpène, six years before delivery. This decision resonates with the discourse presented at VivaTech by European leaders and politicians: reducing technological dependence...
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