Intercom expands to Berlin with new AI R&D Hub and 100 jobs

October 29, 2025 at 10:05 AM UTC
Tech.eu
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Intercom expands to Berlin with new AI R&D Hub and 100 jobs

Intercom, a customer service firm, is expanding its AI-powered platform with a new R&D hub in Berlin, investing significantly in its AI agent, Fin. This strategic move highlights the company's commitment to the European market and its focus on advancing AI capabilities for customer service. The expansion signals Intercom's ambition to redefine customer interaction through advanced AI. The Berlin hub will focus on developing Fin, an AI agent designed to go beyond traditional chatbot functions, offering end-to-end customer support. Intercom plans to hire 100 people over the next year, filling roles in engineering, AI, data science, product, and design. The company chose Berlin for its strong technical talent pool and its emerging status as a hub for AI innovation, making it an ideal location for accelerating its AI hiring and development efforts. This expansion will likely affect Intercom's existing 28,000 customers globally, with a strong presence in North America and Europe. The new hub is expected to improve Fin's capabilities, potentially impacting how businesses interact with their customers. Furthermore, Intercom's focus on AI aligns with broader industry trends in digital transformation and automation, offering new opportunities for innovation within the customer service sector. Fin's performance has significantly improved, with its resolution rate increasing from 23% to 66% over two years. The new R&D hub in Berlin represents a strategic step in Intercom's global expansion, strengthening its position in the European market and potentially boosting its AI-driven customer service solutions. The company's focus on building a comprehensive R&D unit underscores its commitment to innovation and growth in the AI-driven customer service sector.

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Published: October 29, 2025 at 10:05 AM UTC
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