The company said it will use AI in production planning, order entry and operational workflows to better integrate data, anticipate constraints and coordinate activities across its facilities. They anticipate the integration will drive productivity, improve performance and better position the company within the global steel industry. 

“Integrated steelmaking is extraordinarily complex and Palantir’s platform allows us to solve problems in ways humans simply cannot. In addition, our cultural and policy alignment with Palantir make this partnership a very natural and durable fit for Cliffs,” said Lourenco Goncalves, chairman, president and chief executive officer of Cleveland-Cliffs.