Interview: „Wer KI nicht nutzt, wird verlieren“ – Osapiens nimmt den US-Markt ins Visier
Mitgründer Stefan Wawrzinek setzt auf eine eigene Agentenfabrik. Seine KI-Nachhaltigkeitssoftware will das Mannheimer Unternehmen weltweit ausrollen und expandiert in die USA.
Osapiens, a Mannheim-based AI software company, prefers not to attend startup events like Bits&Pretzels in September. Company co-founder Stefan Wawrzinek explained that they focus on attracting customers instead of self-promotion. With over $100 million in valuation, Osapiens is among the few German startups valued at over $1 billion.
The additional funding from the recent financing round will be utilized to expand the business in the US. Osapiens recently acquired a US-based subsidiary from Nasdaq, the US stock exchange operator. AI is seen by Wawrzinek as an opportunity and commitment, not a threat, as companies that adapt to AI will become more successful.
Osapiens aids businesses in adhering to legal requirements and managing supply chains, and in January, it secured investments from notable investors like BlackRock and Temasek. The company's platform uses AI, and Osapiens has deployed more than 20 AI agents on its platform, with new agents rolling out monthly.
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