04.04.2025

Digdeep Podcast: How to Bring AI Into Engineering, Philipp Noll From Spread.AI?
News From the Digital World by MCML PI Frauke Kreuter and Christof Horn
In another new episode of #digdeep, Philipp Noll, Co-Founder from Spread.AI talks about data networking in large-scale IT projects.
Data is of central importance in modern industry, both in product engineering and in the networking of the entire process chain, which ranges from research and development to production, sales, and after-sales. Despite its importance, data is often viewed as a byproduct, which leads to inadequate organization: it is often scattered, incomplete, and lives in a multitude of disconnected IT systems.
The scale-up Spread.AI has developed innovative solutions to overcome these challenges by relying on intelligent networking through knowledge graphs and connectors.
In conversation with co-founder Philipp Noll, the importance of data as the "new gold" for engineering and the opportunities that arise from the networking of data worlds are highlighted. With a platform that enables the automation of tasks in the development process, the path is paved for the widespread use of AI agents in engineering.
Just listen in (podcast in German).
04.04.2025
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