German municipalities weigh Latvian company Tilde's AI technology
The state government of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern in northeastern Germany is evaluating a pilot project to deploy an AI platform from Latvian company Tilde in its public administration. Other German municipalities seeking secure data management solutions are also in talks with the company.
The German federal state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern in the northeast is currently assessing a pilot project that would see its public administration adopt an artificial intelligence platform developed by the Latvian company Tilde.
Interest beyond one state
According to available information, Tilde's discussions are not limited to a single state government — the company is also in contact with other German municipalities that are looking for secure data management solutions.
Context
Across Europe, public administrations are placing growing emphasis on technological independence from suppliers outside the continent, particularly when it comes to handling sensitive data. Against this backdrop, the Latvian firm's offer to German municipalities is being viewed as an alternative to solutions originating from outside the region.
