This week’s issue takes stock of what lasts. Per Brickstad shares how circular design can outlive disposable habits, while we ask which inventions deserve to stand as true industrial heritage.
Science Week brings the spotlight to Södertälje — and we track the latest shifts in capital, products and industrial tech across the Nordics.
Elvy Energy wants households to commit to flat-rate, 15-year energy subscriptions. CEO Johan Outinen explains why trust, not tech, is the real bottleneck.
They’re talking about your IP. Dominic Davies of Lightbringer explains how to turn it into leverage before you even hit the room.
The roads are still warm. So is the Nordic hardtech flow. This week’s picks include electric highways, Danish deeptech, and new signals in energy.
Solar cells, new hires and a geopolitical wake-up call — this week’s hardtech update is hot in more ways than one.
A 15% tariff just hit Nordic exports to the US. Here’s why it’s a wake-up call for hardtech — and what we must do next.
Lovable just raised $200M — and deeptech should pay attention. In this summer issue, we pause the unicorn hype, scan the ocean floor, and look ahead to what's next.
Lovable just became Europe’s latest unicorn – and it’s a win for Swedish innovation. But deeptech founders, take note: speed isn’t everything. If capital keeps chasing AI hype, critical climate and resilience tech may get left behind.
While some inboxes go on vacation, Nordic hardtech doesn’t. In this summer edition, we revisit imagi’s mission to reshape coding education for girls — and keep tracking what’s moving across the scene.
Lightbringer is building what patent firms won’t: a founder-first IP stack, built for speed and control. Dominic Davies joins the pod to talk automation, AI and the legal system’s breaking point — plus: 5 VIP invites for a launch gathering you won’t find on Eventbrite.
Michael Pica from Hardware Velocity explains why belief isn’t validation — and what to do instead. Also in this issue: Bosch warns of AI overreach, Norrsken commits €300M to AI for impact, and KTH-backed startups sweep the EIC.
