We report the observation of a large anisotropic magnetoresistance (AMR) and planar Hall effect (PHE) in a topological superconducting candidate Cu0.05PdTe2. The AMR and PHE data in Cu0.05PdTe2 can be well explained by the semiclassical theory, confirming that the magneto-transport behaviors of the Cu0.05PdTe2 superconductor are related to its topological nature. The AMR ratio in Cu0.05PdTe2 is one order of magnitude larger than those in traditional ferromagnetic metals. The present results suggest that Cu0.05PdTe2 is a promising material in future magnetoresistive devices with low power consumption.
