Finnish startup Tangible Growth named finalist at SAP’s Austin Summit
Helsinki-based strategy execution platform competed alongside Accenture and McKinsey at major industry event.
Helsinki-based strategy execution platform competed alongside Accenture and McKinsey at major industry event.
Finland attracted €2.4bn in new foreign investment last year, but figures remain far below Sweden’s as government seeks to lure more international capital.
Finnish Findata and Luxembourg have partnered to share expertise on health data governance as Europe union implements new regulations that will transform how medical data is accessed for research and innovation.
Finnish telecoms giant invests in state-of-the-art facility as industry races to meet soaring demand for AI-optimised infrastructure.
As artificial intelligence becomes indistinguishable from human creativity, the European Commission races to establish transparency rules before synthetic content undermines public trust.
Series A funding led by byFounders positions Helsinki startup as Europe’s answer to US hyperscaler dominance, but faces steep competition from well-funded rivals
IQM Quantum Computers secures largest Series B round in European quantum sector, led by US cybersecurity investor Ten Eleven Ventures. The investment brings total funding to around €520m as company targets global expansion and million-qubit systems
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In 2024, nearly 28 million overnight stays were recorded at Finnish accommodation providers, with international visitors accounting for almost a quarter of these bookings. As artificial intelligence accelerates innovation and sustainability in the tourism sector, discover how FAIR’s client company Dandelier AI is harnessing technology to champion responsible travel.
A new survey reveals alarming trends, but the Nordic nation has all the tools needed to reverse course and become Europe’s most attractive destination for international expertise