Birthday poems. Cake recipes. AI memes. Europeans are using artificial intelligence, just not at work. The technology that promised to transform productivity has become a pastime instead of a tool. And whilst the Nordics integrate…
Tesi’s December study reveals a paradox in Finnish deep tech: while the sector celebrated a €1.6 billion investment milestone, the headline figure obscures a worrying decline in early-stage funding and ongoing commercialisation struggles.
Finnish AI Region (FAIR) EDIH has been selected to continue operations for a second term with excellent ratings. European Union continuation funding enables service expansion from the beginning of 2026.
Nordic and Baltic countries dominate AI adoption rankings with usage rates approaching 50%, whilst Eastern European nations lag significantly behind with less than a quarter of their populations using the technology.
A Hong Kong-based technology company has signed an agreement to develop a major artificial intelligence data centre in Finland, as demand for AI infrastructure continues to grow across Europe.
Finnish-led consortium completes groundbreaking project bringing energy-efficient artificial intelligence to edge computing.
VTT and Millog sign partnership to speed up deployment of new technologies for Finnish Defence Forces.
Finnish Freepress plans international expansion with revenue-sharing model that gives publishers up to 50% of platform income. The model positions Freepress as both a tech company and a media infrastructure play.
AI is transforming industries worldwide, yet finance and accounting remain surprisingly hesitant adopters. New research from Haaga-Helia reveals the real barriers holding the sector back—and the human-centred solutions that could unlock AI’s potential.
Two-thirds of Finnish firms use AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot and Gemini. According to European Investment Bank’s survey, It’s the highest share in the EU.
