SPREAD

Press coverage, awards and company announcements from SPREAD, the Engineering Intelligence company based in Berlin. Explore features and interviews from leading business and technology media.

Spread AI nimmt 30 Millionen US-Dollar auf und begrenzt die Kapitalaufnahme dabei bewusst: Kontrolle geht vor Wachstum. Die Plattform führt Engineering-Daten über Systemgrenzen hinweg zusammen und beschleunigt so die Entwicklungszyklen komplexer Industrie

At the ELIV conference in Bonn, industry leaders warned that Europe's automotive sector risks losing ground in the shift to the software-defined vehicle if it does not adopt more open, collaborative software approaches. The article also highlights SPREAD'

Artificial intelligence is no longer limited to civilian applications: Europe's vibrant start-up ecosystem is increasingly pushing into defense. Companies such as Helsing, Quantum Systems, and ARX Robotics are building dual-use technologiesfrom drones and

How can companies master the complexity of modern products? Philipp Noll, co-founder of SPREAD, talks about the challenges in engineering and how AI-supported solutions ensure greater efficiency and transparency.

SPREAD promises enormous time savings. Porsche and Volkswagen are already working with the software. It will soon also be used by German mechanical engineering companies.

Innovation is the driving force behind progress, but turning groundbreaking ideas into real-world impact requires visibility, credibility, and the right audience. That's where the Dedication to Inspiration series comes in.

SPREAD makes engineers' work easier. The Berlin-based start-up has now won all German car manufacturers as customers - mainly thanks to one promise. Read the article at LinkedIn

An analysis of the current AI landscape reveals a growing number of German AI start-ups. These emerging companies are dedicated to integrating AI into businesses and are adopting innovative approaches to do so.

Over 680 start-ups in Germany are developing artificial intelligence, a pivotal technology for the future. A jury has recently selected the most promising among them. Here's a look at the projects of the top 27 AI start-ups.