Today: Celonis will deutsches Palantir werden | Merz buhlt um Investoren
Das Einhorn aus München will mit „Metropolis“ in den Markt für Datenanalyse vordringen. Kann das gelingen? Außerdem: Hauptstadtreporter Julian Olk berichtet vom Investitionsgipfel in Berlin.
The German government hosted the first investment summit in Berlin on Monday and Tuesday, modeled after President Emmanuel Macron's "Choose France" investor summit. Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang inaugurated the summit on Monday evening, announcing a cooperation in industrial AI. On Tuesday, the conference took place at the ESMT Economics University with around 200 senior executives in attendance.
Notable guests included Larry Fink of Blackrock and David Solomon of Goldman Sachs. Handelsblatt's Berlin reporter Julian Olk shared his impressions from the event in a podcast, explaining why Germany needs such a summit. Merz is actively seeking investors, with Amazon committing €16 billion. The focus is on Celonis challenging US data analytics firm Palantir with its "Metropolis" software.
Thomas Jahn, co-head of the Tech team at Handelsblatt, discusses Celonis's chances and what investors need to watch regarding Palantir. Celonis poses a competitor to Palantir, with Celonis offering an exclusive subscription deal for all listeners of Handelsblatt Today.
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