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The co-financing round of the DeepTech startup Peeriot together with the Venture Capital companies TGFS and BMT (EUR 1.5 million) has just started. With its innovative IoT technology, the company is creating a decentralized alternative to the classic cloud: devices exchange data directly and react independently to their environment.
Today, many IoT systems are organized centrally. If the connection to the cloud fails, everything often comes to a standstill. At the same time, it is becoming increasingly difficult to control billions of devices securely and reliably.
Peeriot solves exactly this problem. The specialized software networks devices so that they communicate with each other directly and can make decisions independently - even if there is no internet connection. This creates a world in which billions of machines, sensors and robots work together seamlessly.
The technology has already convinced in the first industrial showcases at IBM: even in the event of deliberately provoked network failures, the cooperation remained stable. |
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| The late-seed round is led by TGFS (Technologiegründerfonds Sachsen) and BMT (Beteiligungsmanagement Thüringen). Both are jointly investing EUR 1.5 million and thus enabling Peeriot's next product and market steps. The transition to Series A is already in sight. |
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| INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS |
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Strong round, experienced partners: TGFS/BMT increase by approx. EUR 1.5 million; Companisto as co-investor. |
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Next Big Thing Potential (Basic technology in IoT): Self-organized data handling in distributed environments, intelligent and resilient device swarms, cloud independence and resilience. |
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Community approach: Community building through open source, commercial enterprise version (governance/service). |
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Validation & roadmap: Showcase at IBM, pilot projects with SMEs and global players; next step: private alpha campaign → open source launch → community building. |
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Exit story: Proven “Red Hat playbook” – Red Hat was sold to IBM in 2019 for around USD 34 billion; buyer cluster: cloud/infra, industry, dev tools.Spin-off of the Fraunhofer Institute: Long-standing product development, research and patents. |
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| In the pitch video, Peeriot shows how its IoT software allows machines and sensors to communicate directly with each other - even without an internet connection. The technology has already convinced in an IBM showcase. |
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