Palantir Technologies (PLTR) patient discharge tracking software has failed to yield noticeable performance improvements for the UK's National Health Service, The Financial Times reported Monday, citing an analysis by the Health Foundation.

The think tank's findings contradict Palantir's previous claims that the patient-tracking tool reduced long-stay discharge delays by 15%, the news outlet reported.

Internal agency documents indicated a need for more rigorous evaluations as lawmakers urged the government to use a 2027 contract break clause to replace the software provider, The Financial Times reported, citing the documents.

Palantir and NHS England did not immediately respond to MT Newswires' request for comment.

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