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Tech Mahindra opens an innovation centre in Espoo

Tech Mahindra, a global digital services leader, has opened an innovation centre in Espoo, Finland. This expansion highlights Tech Mahindra's commitment to Finland and Espoo.

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Aalto University develops the first mobile network-based Ambient Internet of Things (AIoT) prototype

Aalto University pioneers the first mobile network-based Ambient Internet of Things (AIoT) prototype, offering an efficient data transfer solution for IoT applications that saves energy and costs. (Mikko Raskinen, Aalto University)

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ICEYE selected to provide near real-time natural disaster data for the Australian Government

The Australian Government has chosen ICEYE to provide real-time flood and bushfire data across all states and territories in the nation. The Espoo-based startup is the leading provider of solutions and information related to natural disasters.

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Aalto University President's message to Finnish Government on damaging immigration policies

Ilkka Niemelä, Aalto University President, says that innovations and sustainable growth will be lost if the government implements damaging immigration policies. (Image: Unto Rautio, Aalto University)

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Aalto University's new AI model predicts how to prevent wildfires

Aalto University researchers have developed an AI model that can help to prevent wildfires anywhere in the world. The model may be applied to the prevention of 76% of all wildfires.

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IQM launches quantum computer for universities and research labs

IQM launches a superconducting quantum computer called Spark that offers universities and research labs a superconducting quantum computer and tailored learning experiences.

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Open job: Business Advisor, Invest In & Growth Services

Want to join our team and work in Finland's leading innovation ecosystem? We're seeking a Business Advisor for our Invest In & Growth Services for proactive sales and investment attraction work.

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SemiQon gets €2.5 million grant funding from EIC with Qblox

The European Innovation Council approved a €2.5M grant for SemiQon and Qblox. The project, led by SemiQon, aims to build efficient silicon spin-qubits and sustainable control tools. SemiQon is an Espoo-based world-class developer of silicon quantum processors and Qblox a Dutch provider of scalable, modular qubit control stacks.

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Aalto University has become a growth platform for deep tech startups that focus on solving global challenges

Solving global sustainability challenges requires deep, multidisciplinary scientific research and expertise. Aalto University has become a growth platform for deep tech startups due to the radical collaboration happing across its six schools. Startups the calibre of IQM, ICEYE, and Ioncell have got their start at Aalto. (Image: Aalto University, Mikko Raskinen)

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Aalto University is ranked the world's 6th best in art and design

Aalto University continued its exceptional performance in art and design in the prestigious QS World University Rankings, securing the 6th spot worldwide. The ranking surveys 54 academic fields and nearly 1600 universities across the globe. Aalto made the top 100 also in four other areas. (Image: Aalto-University, Unto Rautio)

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Finland is joining the growing chip market — cooperation, specialised expertise and R&D investments play a key role

The global market of microelectronics has been estimated to nearly double to 1,000 billion euros by 2030. In addition, the future quantum era will challenge the development of all sectors, forecasting growth for the near future. It is clear we want to be a part of this growth.

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Espoo Innovation Day showcased world-changing innovations

Espoo Innovation Day gathered Ambassadors of foreign states in Finland and their representatives of economic affairs from almost 50 different countries to explore the unique innovation community in Espoo.

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