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EY-Parthenon's new Startup Barometer shows big rounds are pulling ahead while the number of deals keeps shrinking nationwide.

With over 10,000 customers already advised, the Berlin startup is betting on subsidies, tradespeople and B2B growth to scale further.

IBB Ventures and XTR Capital lead the round, with ddvg and a Dutch media foundation also backing the Berlin AI content company.

Founders Frank Hutter, Noah Hollmann and Sauraj Gambhir call the SAP deal an acceleration, not an ending, for their 18 month old company.

The Berlin startup's self-driving system just got the nod to run on public roads, with test drives near Helsinki set to begin shortly.

ICEYE has named Philipp Herkelmann to lead its new German business, with Berlin set to become the company's AI and data hub.

The deal would bring together 28,000 partners in over 70 countries and push yearly rail ticket sales past 22 million.

The combined platform will span 99 countries with $236 billion in pro-forma GMV, per the companies' announcement.

New investors join the round as the company builds a platform letting hospitals run AI language models on their own terms.