Noxtua, formerly known as Xayn, has secured $92.2 million (€81.2 million) in a Series B funding round to advance its sovereign AI platform tailored for the German legal system. The round was led by C.H. Beck, Germany’s leading legal publisher, which provides Noxtua with access to its extensive archive of 55 million legal documents—the largest legal database in the German-speaking world. Other notable investors include Northern Data Group, CMS, Dentons, Global Brain, KDDI Open Innovation Fund, and Dominik Schiener.
Noxtua's AI platform, Beck-Noxtua, is designed to operate entirely within Germany, ensuring compliance with stringent data protection and professional secrecy laws. By leveraging its own transformer-based AI model trained specifically on German legal contracts, Noxtua aims to provide accurate legal research, document analysis, and drafting capabilities. The platform is already being utilized by various law firms and legal departments across Germany.
This funding round underscores the growing emphasis on developing sovereign AI solutions within Europe, particularly in sectors where data privacy and legal compliance are paramount.