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Germany invests in technology sovereignty with focus on AI-based networks, quantum sensing, and resilient communication systems.

STARK's latest deal follows the opening of its Swedish location, marking the first German defense tech presence in the Nordic country.

The platform creates secure enclaves across cloud providers, addressing concerns that keep 59% of organizations from full cloud adoption.

The partnership aims to develop ultra-compact sensors and communication devices to tackle infrastructure and healthcare challenges.

The venture capital firm plans to invest in seven to nine new startups annually, focusing on secure AI implementation for businesses.

Fresh from raising $65 million, the health tech company is building a dedicated German product with local integrations and support staff.

The AI agent automates documentation and coordinates workflows across departments to reduce administrative burden on medical staff.

With Berlin as its European hub, the automation platform provider wants to make manufacturing smarter and faster using artificial intelligence.

The Berlin startup will use the funding to merge IT security and compliance on a single platform, expanding across Europe.