Finnish Enterprises Accelerate AI Adoption: Usage Rises to 38% as Nordic Nation Ranks Among Europe’s Top Performers Statistics Finland reports 14-percentage-point increase as country maintains position in European top tier alongside Denmark and Sweden. Text…
European quantum computing leader IQM is doubling down on its Finnish operations with a major facility expansion that will enable production of over 30 quantum computers annually, positioning the company to meet growing global demand whilst strengthening Europe’s technological sovereignty in the quantum race.
A survey commissioned by HP and conducted across Finland reveals a widening gap between employee AI use and organisational support, with over 80 per cent of IT professionals expressing concerns about accuracy and security despite widespread adoption of the technology.
A new OECD report highlights how one small Nordic nation has quietly positioned itself as Europe’s testing ground for artificial intelligence — and the results could reshape how democracies harness this transformative technology.
The Finnish Defence Forces (FDF) will advance towards data-centric command and control, as well as modern information and knowledge management, and will develop the use of artificial intelligence in cooperation with leading companies in the field.
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.
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
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
Finnish space technology company ICEYE plans to strengthen Poland’s defence capabilities with high-resolution radar satellites.
