Palantir cloud resource manager cryptographic key generation

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Published April 7th, 2026

Detected April 7th, 2026

Summary

USPTO issued Patent No. US12596590B2 to Palantir Technologies Inc. covering systems and methods for managing cloud resources including cryptographic key generation for data buckets. The patent includes 20 claims and covers a method for receiving bucket creation requests, generating cryptographic keys, and provisioning data buckets in cloud platforms.

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USPTO granted US Patent 12,596,590 B2 to Palantir Technologies Inc. (inventors: Kevin Simons, Adam DeHovitz, Aravind Baratha Raj, Tony Au-Yeung) for cloud resource management systems involving cryptographic key generation. The patent covers methods including receiving a data bucket creation request with a bucket template, generating a cryptographic key for the data bucket, generating the bucket in a cloud platform, and associating the key with the bucket.

This is a patent grant notice, not a regulatory requirement. Technology companies developing cloud resource management solutions involving cryptographic key generation for data buckets should review the patent claims (CPC: G06F 9/5072, H04L 9/0819) to assess potential licensing needs or design-around considerations. The filing date was July 11, 2024, under Application No. 18769835.

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Systems and methods for cloud resource manager

Grant US12596590B2 Kind: B2 Apr 07, 2026

Assignee

Palantir Technologies Inc.

Inventors

Kevin Simons, Adam DeHovitz, Aravind Baratha Raj, Tony Au-Yeung

Abstract

In some examples, systems and methods for managing cloud resources (e.g., distributed resources) are provided. For example, a method includes: receiving a request to create a data bucket from a client application, the request including a bucket template; generating a cryptographic key for the data bucket; generating the data bucket in a cloud platform based at least in part on the bucket template; associating the cryptographic key to the generated data bucket; generating metadata associated with the generated data bucket; and providing the metadata associated with the generated data bucket to the client application.