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According to a yearly survey by German Startup Monitor every fourth start-up in Germany is active in international business and every third start-up wishes to expand abroad. Since 2017 Digital Hub Initiative supports start-ups and digital hubs on their way to international markets. We have collected some insights from our community about what it takes to be successful internationally.

How do you advance digitization in Germany? The Digital Hub Initiative has been providing answers for more than five years by holistically promoting innovations and those who make them possible. This is done primarily in the initiative's 12 hubs. But what exactly does a hub actually do - and what sets it apart? We talked about this in an interview with Anna Kessler. In her role as Managing Director of InsurLab Germany, she is the Hub Manager at the InsurTech Hub Cologne.

Events are an essential source of knowledge, inspiration and networking, especially for anyone involved in digitalization and innovation. In 2022 alone, the Digital Hub Initiative participated in more than 24 major events, where delegations interacted with more than 12,000 guests - among them renowned scientific institutions, major companies and investors. The goal: to further strengthen the ecosystem and promote innovation.

The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) has unlocked a world of possibilities across various industries, including manufacturing, healthcare, and transportation. Recognizing the immense potential of AI, countries worldwide are investing in collaborative projects to foster innovation and drive economic growth. Within the European Union, two influential powerhouses, Germany and France, have formed a strong alliance, joining forces in numerous AI initiatives. In this blog post, we will explore the collaborative efforts between these nations in AI projects, shedding light on the benefits and impact of their partnerships.

In recent years, the world has seen a rapid rise in the use of technology to address the challenges facing the agricultural sector. This trend, known as "Agritech," has been a game-changer for many African economies, where agriculture remains a vital sector for job creation and economic growth.