Interview: "Whoever doesn't use AI will lose" - Osapiens sets its sights on the US market
Co-founder Stefan Wawrzinek is counting on his own agent factory. The Mannheim-based company wants to roll out its AI sustainability software globally and is expanding into the USA.
Osapiens, a Mannheim-based AI software company, has secured over $100 million in funding, valuing the company at over $1 billion. The firm plans to use this capital to expand its business in the US, where it recently acquired a subsidiary of Nasdaq. Osapiens' platform helps companies comply with regulatory requirements and manage their supply chains, and it utilizes AI to automate processes, with over 20 AI agents currently live on its platform.
The company's investors, including Blackrock and Temasek, have brought significant attention and trust to the business, helping to secure strategic partnerships.
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