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Intresset för defense tech, som omfattar allt från cybersäkerhet till vapensystem och avancerade material, har ökat kraftigt. Det märks inte

Techarena 2025 is proud to welcome Sir Richard Branson, visionary entrepreneur and founder of Virgin Group, to Stockholm in February 2025! 12,000 business leaders, founders, and investors are expected to join Scandinavia’s biggest tech and business event taking place on 20-21 February 2025, at Strawberry Arena, in Stockholm Sweden

Med en global ekonomi som återhämtar sig långsamt och ett amerikanskt presidentval på väg, är framtiden fylld av både möjligheter

The green transition is underway, but — as with any major societal change — it is neither a smooth nor

A good design should meet present needs while maintaining relevance and adaptability for the future. This complex and important work

Today marks the launch of Techarena 2025, an international tech and business event to be held at Strawberry Arena in

Time to Raise by Techarena is proud to announce its Fall 2024 cohort 6, featuring 11 promising startups. For the

Techarena is announcing its acquisition of the Time to Raise accelerator program & platform. This strategic acquisition aims to further

The current AI wave has made the topic widely featured in today’s media landscape. A recent study by Mynewsdesk now

The winners of Techarenan Challenge 2024 were announced on the stage during Techminglet at Kallis in Visby. Six finalist companies

Vattenfall has agreed to purchase Cemvision’s innovative, environmentally friendly cement for use in their wind energy projects and power facilities.

Den 26 juni 1974, i en matbutik i Ohio, USA, skannades den första streckkoden någonsin. Varan var ett tuggumipaket och

En kombination av finansieringskällor blir alltmer populärt bland techbolag, särskilt i tider när tillgången till riskkapital minskar. Metoden målas nu

Swedish venture capital firm Creandum has successfully raised €500M to support European startups through its latest fund, Creandum VII. This

The clean energy technology startup Aira, based in Stockholm, recently revealed that BNP Paribas has agreed to loan €200 million