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Espoo is heavily featured in EU-Startups's list of 10 Finnish startups to look out for in 2026

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Espoo-based startups are well-represented in EU-Startups's 10 Finnish startups to look out for in 2026! A deep-tech-driven business focus unifies the four Espoo startups featured on the list, which work in quantum and semiconductor technologies, healthtech, AI, and mobility. The list focuses on startups founded between 2023 and today.

The Espoo-based startups featured in EU-Startups's list of most promising Finnish startups to look out for in 2026:

QMill (quantum computing)
SemiQon (quantum and semiconductors)
Sensible 4 (autonomous driving)
Gosta Labs (health tech)
 

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