At DefenseScoop's DefenseTalks conference on September 22, deputy undersecretary of defense for research and engineering James Mazol said Palantir's Maven Smart System had grown from about 50,000 users in January to over 100,000 after Operation Epic Fury, with rollout across combatant commands and the National Guard Bureau. Chief digital and AI officer Cameron Stanley said Maven helped the U.S. military strike 13,000 targets in 38 days during that operation. The figures are Pentagon officials' remarks, not a Palantir disclosure, and are distinct from the earlier Minab-investigation story.
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