Startups

From nuclear and sustainable energy developers to groundbreaking gaming innovations here are the startups that are putting Finland on the global emerging startups map

Tampere-based startup Quanscient is developing new simulation algorithms designed to run over the cloud and eventually on quantum computers.

Quantum computing, alternative packaging and recycling technology are a few of the deeptech sectors that are emerging in Finland's startup scene.

The Swedish transport company is testing out a new incubator programme as a way to work with very early-stage deeptech startups.

This is the latest in a series of healthcare AI businesses that Nvidia has backed, as generative AI adds a new dimension to drug discovery.

Having a corporate investor decreases the chance of a startup going bankrupt and increases valuation relative to EBITDA if there is an exit.

Adequate data collection and processing are not yet in place to ensure AI-based large language models will be useful to industry.

Energy companies can be astute investors in climate-related deeptech startups. Unfortunately they are slowing their investment pace.

Algae, alcohol and electrofuels all have potential for creating sustainable aviation fuel — but which ones are winning backing from industry?

The alternative meat sector is struggling but DSM Venturing believes there is a future for lab grown meat as regulatory hurdles are overcome.

Our curated tables, segmented month by month, provide an in-depth chronicle of every corporate venture fund engagement. Delve into the specifics of investments, investors, funding rounds, deal sizes, and more.