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The Berlin startup acquires mid-sized trucking companies, electrifies their fleets, and runs them via its proprietary AI platform NexOS. Now it has more fuel to scale.

Two German tech leaders build a platform for AI that public agencies, security bodies, and critical infrastructure operators can actually trust and control.

A photon detector 100 to 1,000 times more efficient than conventional XES systems is now available to researchers at Berlin's BESSY II synchrotron.

The Berlin-based startup's AI agents review thousands of audit reports in minutes, catching errors that would otherwise take days to find manually.

Instead of spamming job boards, Berlin's newest HR tech startup lets AI do the hunting. Merantix Capital just bet €1 million on the idea.

Consultants lose months to workshops and manual synthesis. Qorelo's AI co-pilot turns raw inputs into execution-ready deliverables.

Out of 287 submitted proposals across Europe, only 39 made the cut. Berlin claimed three of them.

The deal covers an accelerator for startups, local production capacity, and highly skilled jobs in the aerospace and defense sectors.

Founded in Berlin in 2020, Kaiko had raised €9 million before being acquired — and its team and product roadmap will stay intact.