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How a small Finnish startup was acquired by Kyocera and is disrupting the timing product market

Kyocera Technologies is on a mission to change the timing product market. Since being acquired by Kyocera in 2019, the Finnish startup has become the global leader in MEMS resonator R&D in the global timing and frequency control market.

Micro electronics

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IQM to deliver the most powerful quantum computer in Italy

Espoo-based IQM announced a deal to deliver the most powerful quantum computer in Italy. A 54-qubit quantum computer, will be installed in Bologna later this year.

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How companies can succeed in the US defence market

What non-traditional technologies are in demand in the US defence market? Who are the potential customers there, and how can you reach them? In this article, you'll learn what companies should know about entering the USA.

Micro electronics

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Europe's first 50-qubit quantum computer is launched in Espoo, Finland

Europe's first 50-qubit quantum computer was launched in Espoo, Finland, on 4 March 2025. The 50-qubit quantum computer was developed and launched by VTT and IQM Quantum Computers.

Micro electronics

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Semiconductor leadership through R&D and customer focus — Okmetic turns 40

Okmetic tailors semiconductor solutions to the customer's needs. After 40 years in the business, Okmetic still stands out in global competition due to its heavy focus on doing R&D with its customers and tailored solutions.

Micro electronics

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Jussi Tuovinen is appointed as Kvanttinova's CEO

Kvanttinova Ltd. has appointed Jussi Tuovinen as CEO. Kvanttinova is building Finland's leading industry driven microelectronics and quantum technology hub.

Micro electronics

Innovation ecosystem

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Defence Tech Hub

Defence Tech Hub boosts defence innovation, business, and know-how in Finland and increases cooperation by strengthening Espoo's position as a world-class centre of defence tech, open to domestic and foreign players.

Enter Espoo is an ambassador for SusHi Tech Tokyo 2025

We are honoured to be appointed as an ambassador for SusHi Tech Tokyo 2025, Asia's largest global innovation conference. Enter Espoo will host an Espoo "city booth" at the event, with key innovation players from Espoo. Stay tuned for more!

Circular economy

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Knights of Nordics matches deep tech startups with investors

Enter Espoo organised its annual event, Knights of Nordics, at Lucy in the Sky, Castrén & Snellman, House of Nobility, and Slush side event on 18–20 November 2024. Knights of Nordics is about matching startups with the right investors while building trust and friendships.

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Job opening: Kvanttinova Oy is looking for a CEO

A CEO role is open in the field of quantum and microelectronics: Kvanttinova Oy is looking for a CEO. You get to work in the epicentre of Finnish innovation and create growth and impact in the chips-to-systems field. Kvanttinova Oy is a new service company for building and serving Kvanttinova hub and the microelectronics ecosystem in the core of Otaniemi, Espoo. (Image: VTT)

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Meet Enter Espoo at Web Summit 2024

Enter Espoo is at Web Summit 2024 and offers you access to Europe's leading hubs for quantum technology RDI and green transition. Espoo is among the finalists in the European Capital of Innovation Awards 2024 (iCapital Awards).

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Micro electronics

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IQM will deliver two advanced quantum computers to Germany

IQM will deliver a 54-qubit quantum computer in the second half of 2025 and a 150-qubit system at the end of 2026. The Radiance quantum computers will be part of a European supercomputing infrastructure that will be accessible to European researchers. (Image: IQM)