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The Munich-based company wants to break into the data analysis market with "Metropolis". Can this succeed? Also: capital reporter Julian Olk reports from the investment summit in Berlin.
The German government hosted its first investment summit in Berlin on Monday and Tuesday, inspired by France's "Choose France" event. Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced a cooperation on industrial AI on Monday, and around 200 CEOs attended the main conference on Tuesday at the ESMT business school. Guests included Larry Fink of Blackrock and David Solomon of Goldman Sachs.
Amazon has pledged 16 billion euros to Germany. The summit also saw a challenge from software company Celonis to US data analysis firm Palantir with its new "Metropolis" software.
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