PostScriptum buys majority holding in AI deployment company Brillian
The partners aim to expand Brillian’s international operations and open additional AI hubs, while existing shareholders keep a substantial minority.
AI entrepreneur Peter Sarlin’s founder’s office, PostScriptum, has taken majority ownership of Brillian. A substantial minority holding remains with the AI deployment company’s founders, employees and other existing shareholders.
The partners want to develop a European business capable of competing globally in AI deployment. Brillian expects the partnership to support bigger client projects, increase the number of engagements it handles and help it establish new AI hubs as it expands internationally.
Established in 2024 by Tarmo Pajunen, Tatu Hautala and Jussi Järvinen, Brillian works on projects ranging from AI strategy to its use in day-to-day operations. It operates two hubs in Finland and earns most of its revenue internationally. Its partnerships include Siemens, Storytel and Carnival Cruise Lines.
Sarlin, PostScriptum’s founder and chairman, said successful deployment depends on combining technical tools and infrastructure with people able to link strategy and operations. Järvinen, Brillian’s co-founder and chief executive, said the deal advances the founders’ ambition to help companies adopt AI across Europe and worldwide.
