Silicon Valley Nordic Beat fills a crucial gap in media coverage of Nordic companies and professionals in Silicon Valley, where innovation thrives, and staying connected is key. Despite significant investments by Nordic countries in the region, there’s a lack of consistent reporting on how these funds are being spent and their true impact. The media back home in the the Nordics often lacks the resources or interest to provide comprehensive coverage, leaving a void in crucial business insights. Whether you're working in Silicon Valley or involved in innovation from Sweden, Norway, Denmark, or Finland, staying informed is essential. Silicon Valley Nordic Beat is an independent publication, written by experienced journalists, and dedicated to offering the latest news, insights, and analysis on the Nordic presence in the heart of global innovation. The targeted audience are people from the Nordics, or with a Nordic interest, living and working in Silicon Valley or somewhere else in the world. Subscribe today to stay connected and informed!
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So much is at risk right now—research, global relationships, knowledge. Wallenberg Hall stands as a testament to the vast academic collaboration between the Nordics and top U.S. institutions.
Stanford prepares for DOGE Stanford University has announced a hiring freeze due to potential federal funding cuts. The university has strong ties to Nordic institutions through research collaborations and is home to Wallenberg Hall.
Verge’s electric motorcycles are turning heads in Silicon Valley—literally. With a sleek design, insane torque, and a fresh round of funding in progress—they’re hitting U.S. roads this summer. Price tag: $30,000.
Verge’s EV Motorcycles Are Turning Heads at Silicon Valley Mall With showrooms in San Jose and Los Angeles and a new capital round underway, Verge and Head of U.S. Operations Pekka P?rn?nen are gearing up to start delivering for American roads this summer. Read the whole story on Silicon Valley Nordic Beat, and subscribe (still free): www.svnordicbeat.com #Finnish #Estonia #Motorbikes #EV
Verge’s EV Motorcycles Are Turning Heads at Silicon Valley Mall With showrooms in San Jose and Los Angeles and a new capital round underway, Verge and Head of U.S. Operations Pekka P?rn?nen are gearing up to start delivering for American roads this summer. Read the whole story on Silicon Valley Nordic Beat, and subscribe (still free): www.svnordicbeat.com #Finnish #Estonia #Motorbikes #EV
The deal that Oura doesn't want to talk about.
Finnish Oura’s $96M Pentagon Deal at Risk The Pentagon’s $96 million contract for biometric wearables is under fire as WHOOP continues to challenge the deal, alleging unfair preference for Finnish firm Oura Rings. And it is not the only threat to the deal. Read the whole story on Silicon Valley Nordic Beat!
Finnish Oura’s $96M Pentagon Deal at Risk The Pentagon’s $96 million contract for biometric wearables is under fire as WHOOP continues to challenge the deal, alleging unfair preference for Finnish firm Oura Rings. And it is not the only threat to the deal. Read the whole story on Silicon Valley Nordic Beat!
The Battle Over Voyage AI Is Over Both Databricks and Snowflake have shown interest in acquiring the Palo Alto-based startup Voyage AI,?but today, MongoDB announced the acquisition. Read the whole story on Silicon Valley Nordic Beat (svnordicbeat.com).
Weekend Read: From Poverty in Lysekil to life of Luxury The elegant Filoli estate outside San Francisco attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors yearly. Here, they gain insight into how the Swedish-American heiress Lurline Matson Roth lived during the mid-20th century. The fortune that enabled this lifestyle came from her father, William Matson, an orphaned boy from Swedish Lysekil who built a shipping empire in the United States.