Sabina Jeschke

Deutsche Bahn AG engages in the provision of mobility, logistics, and passenger transport services. It operates through the following segments: DB Long-Distance, DB Regional, DB Arriva, DB Cargo, DB Schenker, DB Netze bStations, and DB Netza Energy. The company was founded in 1994 and is headquartered in Berlin, Germany.

Körber AG is a holding company, with interests in business areas that include automation, logistics systems, pharma systems, tissue, tobacco, corporate Ventures, and Körber Digital. The company was founded in 1946 and is headquartered in Hamburg, Germany.

Schenker AG provides logistics services. It offers solutions in the areas of land transport, air and ocean freight, contract logistics, and supply chain management. The company was founded by Gottfried Schenker in July 1872 and is headquartered in Essen, Germany.

DB Systel GmbH is a digital partner of Deutsche Bahn, providing IT solutions for the German company's management and driving its digitalization with innovative solutions and services. The private company is based in Frankfurt, Germany. The company leverages the Internet of Things to make machines smarter and processes more productive, ultimately leading to more transparency and productivity. DB Systel is a subsidiary of Deutsche Bahn and ultimately controlled by the Government of Germany. The CEO of the company is Christa Koenen.

DB Systemtechnik GmbH provides engineering services. The private company is based in Minden, Germany. The company is a subsidiary of Deutsche Bahn AG and ultimately controlled by the Government of Germany. The company was founded in 1997. The CEO is Hans Peter Lang.

Quantagonia GmbH is a quantum computing German company that focuses on merging quantum and classical computations to solve complex problems. The company is based in Bad Homburg, Germany. The company offers a hardware-agnostic, cross-platform approach through their hybrid quantum platform, which seamlessly combines quantum and classical systems for AI/ML, simulation, and optimization. The company's platform allows users to run existing code on quantum computers and develop once for both classical and quantum hardware. Quantagonia was founded in 2021 by Dirk Zechiel, Sebastian Pokutta, Philipp Hannemann, and Prof. Dr. Sabina Jeschke, who is also a CEO of the company.