These two companies are both leading the artificial intelligence charge, but one business stands out as superior.

Palantir jumped nearly 8% Tuesday after delivering its first $1 billion quarter and raising full-year guidance, fueled by surging demand for AI-driven government and commercial software.

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C3.ai, Inc. AI and Palantir Technologies Inc. PLTR are the two major players in the enterprise AI space. Both companies take a distinct approach to serving government agencies and large corporations.

Upgrade your portfolio! C3.ai is a strong buy with explosive growth, top-tier partnerships, and AI exposure at a discount.

Founded in 2009 by Thomas Siebel, C3.ai's core purpose has always been to deliver AI solutions to enterprises. Its value proposition lies in its three major platforms -- C3 Agentic AI Platform, C3 AI ...

C3.ai surges 18% in a month as investors bet on its agentic AI edge, real-world adoption, and accelerating enterprise demand.

The artificial intelligence company hopes to achieve success similar to Palantir's.

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C3.ai may not be a household name like OpenAI or Palantir, but it's an important player in the enterprise AI industry. The company is still early in its journey, and execution risk remains.

Palantir runs a tighter and more profitable ship than C3.ai, but it's simply too overvalued to consider buying. C3.ai is still a speculative play, but it's overcoming some of its biggest issues.