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Originally from Vilnius with Polish-Russian roots, with an educational background in Denmark: What has brought Edita to Berlin?

Working for the Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei in Berlin, Ingobert Veith has learned a lot about working style and cultural differences.

Guy Sternberg, music producer from Israel, talks about his decision to go all analog with his label, LowSwing records, and how it encourages musicians and listeners to be more in the moment.

Some Berlin startup offices are a playground, showroom and workspace at once. They reflect the movement to a more liberal and rewarding way of work.

Berlin’s creative scene fosters the exploration of new art forms: Paulio Sovari, a ballet dancer from Ohio, USA, currently enrolled at Staatsballett Berlin, talks about how he expanded his repertoire beyond dance to photography.

Kimberly Bohle, originally from San Francisco, has been in Berlin for 24 years, experiencing the development of the city as Europe’s startup capital.

Safe Arrival: The Business Immigration Service helps international talent acquire visas and found companies in Berlin.

Berlin is one of the pioneers of automated driving: many scientists are preparing autonomous driving here on a large scale. One of the most important projects is DIGINET-PS, a digital test field for automated and networked driving, which is currently being developed.

As a neutral platform, the newly launched PhoxLab allows photonic components and integrated solutions for data centers to be tested and developed.