Peter Sarlin's PostScriptum takes majority stake in Finnish AI deployment firm Brillian
PostScriptum, the investment company of Silo AI founder Peter Sarlin, has acquired a majority stake in Brillian, a Finnish company that helps businesses deploy AI from strategy through to daily work, tech.eu reports.
Brillian was founded in 2024 by Tarmo Pajunen, Tatu Hautala and Jussi Järvinen, has two AI hubs in Finland and earns most of its revenue abroad, with partnerships including Siemens, Storytel and Carnival Cruise Lines. The backing will let it take on larger client projects, expand internationally and open new AI hubs next year. The partners say they want to build a leading European AI deployment company.
"The real impact of AI is determined by how it is deployed," said Sarlin, whose Silo AI was acquired by AMD in 2024. PostScriptum's angel portfolio includes Lovable, Legora, Tandem Health and ICEYE.
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