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Video German 17 August 2026

A server in Frankfurt is not enough. Why this firm brought its AI in-house

A tax advisory and audit firm is not allowed to use ChatGPT. Daniel Pudelko and Amine Belakaria explain, using a real project, why neither US providers nor a European-hosted cloud were the answer, and how the AI ended up running on the firm's own hardware.

Article 08 May 2026 3 min read

A BMW comes in, a Mercedes offer goes out

In a premium trade-in, the follow-up purchase is usually decided at the first appointment, provided a concrete answer is on the table that day. Our prototype builds a Mercedes-Benz equivalent for a competitor's vehicle in seconds and produces a code that opens the same configuration at home in the official Mercedes configurator. The real work isn't the suggestion itself, it's making sure the suggestion holds up.

Article 11 April 2026 2 min read

Innovation has no postal address

Innovation does not happen in the innovation lab. It happens wherever friction is low enough. At savvytec, we have aligned tooling and structure to that fact. Good ideas come from bug fixes, from voice notes on the autobahn, from a working student's first week. The task is not to create a place for innovation. The task is to stop suffocating it.

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