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6月21日

This Week in European Tech: Europe's next trillion-dollar company won't look obvious

Europe already produces world-class technology companies. The mistake is assuming future winners will look obvious before they become winners. In this episode of This Week in European Tech, Dan Bowyer and Mads Jensen of SuperSeed speak with Joe Schorge, Founder and Managing Partner at Isomer Capital, about why the best investors focus less on predicting outliers and more on building exposure to exceptional founders, technologies and ecosystems. Joe shares why Europe's next trillion-dollar company is probably already operating today, what Amazon and Google teach us about identifying future winners and why diversification remains one of the most powerful tools in venture capital. The conversation also covers AI sovereignty, Anthropic's model shutdown, DeepSeek's $7 billion round, Mistral's latest raise and Europe's position in the global AI race. Key highlights: Why Europe's next trillion-dollar company probably already existsWhy future winners rarely look obvious early onThe LP case for backing ecosystems instead of chasing predictionsLessons from Amazon and GoogleWhy Europe already produces world-class technology companiesWhy tech sovereignty depends on world-class productsDeepSeek, Mistral and the future of AI infrastructureWhether Europe can compete with the US and China in frontier technologyTimestamps (00:00) Introduction(05:00) Why Accenture matters for the future of AI adoption(12:00) Anthropic's model shutdown and AI sovereignty(15:00) Why tech sovereignty is creating opportunities for European startups(20:00) AI alliances, geopolitics and Europe's position(26:00) DeepSeek's $7 billion funding round(31:00) Mistral's next chapter and Europe's AI ambitions(35:00) Can Europe build a trillion-dollar technology company?(38:00) Why future winners rarely look obvious(40:00) Europe's world-class technology companies(41:00) Isar Aerospace and European winners(42:00) European tech deal of the week(43:00) The week ahead in AI and ventureLearn more about the Love Tomorrow Summit and the programmes EUVC is curating, and secure your tickets here.
6月19日

⁠Ramzi Rizk⁠⁠ (WIP Capital)⁠⁠: The alpha is in sci-fi, not SaaS

The next generation of great founders will be scientists and engineers. That's the argument of ⁠Ramzi Rizk⁠, General Partner at ⁠WIP Capital⁠, a €10 million solo-GP fund backing scientists and engineers at the intersection of bio, neuro and foundational AI. In this episode, ⁠Andreas Munk Holm⁠ speaks with Ramzi about why the biggest opportunities in venture are moving beyond SaaS, how AI is accelerating scientific discovery and why founders with deep technical expertise may have an advantage in building the next generation of category-defining companies. The conversation explores Ramzi's recent visit to the Asilomar neurotechnology conference, Europe's opportunity in deep science, the idea that the natural world is becoming computable and the lessons he's learned from building companies, making more than 60 angel investments and launching WIP Capital. Topics covered Why the next generation of founders will be scientists and engineersWhy the alpha is in sci-fi, not SaaSLessons from the Asilomar neurotechnology conferenceEurope's opportunity in deep science and researchWhy the natural world is becoming computableHow AI is accelerating scientific discoveryWhat Ramzi looks for in technical foundersBuilding WIP Capital as a solo GPTimestamps (02:00) Introduction and Ramzi Rizk's background(04:00) Inside the Asilomar neurotechnology conference(09:00) Europe's opportunity in deep science(11:00) Why Ramzi backs scientists and engineers(16:00) What makes a great technical founder(19:00) Commercialising scientific research(23:00) Why the natural world is becoming computable(25:00) Bio, neuro and the next wave of AI innovation(27:00) Why the best investors follow patterns, not sectors(29:00) Building WIP Capital as a solo GP(31:00) Why deep tech may move faster than investors think(33:00) The future Ramzi wants to help buildLearn more about the Love Tomorrow Summit and the programmes EUVC is curating, and secure your tickets here.
7月19日

This Week in European Tech: 100 episodes in, Europe’s tech reality check and what comes next

In the 100th episode of This Week in European Tech,Mads Jensen and Dan Bowyer of SuperSeed are joined by Lomax Ward of Outsized Ventures and Andrew J. Scott of 7percent Ventures. Two years after the show began, they reflect on how much the technology and venture landscape has shifted. They compare the surge in AI funding, hyperscaler investment and trillion-dollar technology companies in the US with Europe’s progress in company creation, venture activity and strategic technologies. The conversation also explores where Europe continues to lag, from pension capital and scale-up funding to energy, defence and access to space, and whether the continent can reduce its reliance on the US while building globally competitive companies. They then turn to 2028, sharing their views on the next phase of AI, robotics, smart glasses, quantum computing, sovereign technology and the infrastructure needed to support them. Key highlights How European venture has evolved over the past two yearsWhy Europe is creating more unicorns and decacorns while its global funding share remains under pressureThe increasing concentration of capital around AI and the largest US technology companiesWhether Europe can unlock more pension and institutional capital for ventureWhy every AI strategy is increasingly becoming an energy strategyEurope’s position in defence, sovereign technology and space infrastructureThe next wave of robotics, autonomous vehicles and physical AIPredictions for AGI, quantum computing, smart glasses and the companies that could shape 2028————— Love Tomorrow Summit - July 23, 2026, Tomorrowland, Belgium The Impact Circle Investor Lounge - July 24, 2026 EUVC is curating the investment stage. Register ⁠here⁠.
2024/05/01

#31 The Future of Urban Mobility is Intermodal – an Expert’s View with Harry Wagner, Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt & FMS

Today we are happy to welcome Prof. Dr. Harry Wagner, distinguished mobility researcher and expert in smart, sustainable mobility concepts with a focus on intermodal transportation chains. Prof. Wagner emphasizes the need to prioritize human-centric mobility solutions over product-centric approaches. From innovative teaching methods, such as conducting lectures on spinning bikes, to entrepreneurial ventures like founding the Future Mobility Solutions GmbH, he explores diverse avenues to rethink and develop mobility solutions. In this episode you’ll learn: Intermodal mobility is under-promoted, with only 5% of travel in Germany currently being intermodal.There is a critical need to focus on the digital layer and foster collaboration among providers - shifting from the default focus on physical layer and capacity measures.A successful mobility turnaround is impossible without the significant involvement of public transport.
2024/06/26

#34 Entrepreneurial Minds | Anna Trendewicz: Always Remember Your Vision & Your Why

Today, we are happy to welcome Anna, a successful venture capital investor from Future Energy Ventures. Anna believes addressing climate change and energy transition is the biggest challenge and most exciting investment opportunity over the next decade. She looks forward to the massive impact and great financial returns being generated at FEV. In this episode you’ll learn:Lifelong learning and cultivating a supportive network are crucial ingredients for success.A clear vision serves as a guiding light, enabling people to overcome obstacles and challenges.Diversity within a team provides a competitive advantage by bringing a range of perspectives and insights.
7月24日

This Week in European Tech: Can the UK restore growth and stay competitive in AI?

What would it take to get the UK economy moving again without losing ground in AI and technology? In this episode of This Week in European Tech, Mads Jensen and Dan Bowyer of SuperSeed are joined by Lomax Ward of Outsized Ventures to discuss what the UK’s new government should prioritise, from lowering industrial energy costs and reforming planning to cutting regulation and encouraging more pension capital to back productive UK assets. They also examine possible US restrictions on Chinese open-source AI models, the Hugging Face breach, Alphabet’s rising AI infrastructure spending and Tesla’s bets on Robotaxi and Optimus. In addition, the conversation covers capital concentration in European venture, PayPal acquisition rumours, Travis Kalanick’s Atoms and the week’s major deals, including CuspAI, Arrakis and Delivery Hero. Highlights What the UK’s new government should do to restore growthHow regulation, planning and energy costs are holding back investmentWhether pension capital should be encouraged to back more UK assetsPossible US restrictions on Chinese open-source AIWhat the Hugging Face breach shows about AI and cybersecurityAlphabet’s growing AI infrastructure spendTesla’s Robotaxi and Optimus strategiesWhy venture funding is becoming more concentratedThe week’s major deals, including CuspAI, Arrakis and Delivery Hero
2024/11/13

#37 Entrepreneurial Minds | Katharina Wäschenbach: Follow Your Intuition

Today we are happy to welcome Katharina Wäschenbach, Founder of Dearest, a relationship app that helps millenials achieve healthier relationships, recently acquired by the PIMA Health Group. She also inspires Founders at Femable Ventures and guides entrepreneurial duos at How to be With People. In this episode you’ll learn: The importance of entrepreneurial intuition and knowing that if something isn't a clear yes, it's a no.How the greatest growth often occurs during times of uncertainty.The value of consciously using time as a tool, including letting things go quickly and taking time when needed.
6月27日

This Week in European Tech: Can the UK unlock more capital?

The next chapter for UK technology may depend as much on capital markets as company building. In this episode of This Week in European Tech, Dan Bowyer and Mads Jensen of SuperSeed are joined by Neil Shah, Director, Tech Sector Specialist at London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG). They discuss what it will take to unlock more capital for UK technology, from pension reform and IPOs to public markets and founder liquidity. The conversation also explores what Micron's latest results reveal about AI infrastructure demand, Europe's defence investment boom, the rise of sovereign AI and where value is likely to be created as AI adoption accelerates. Highlights Can the UK mobilise more capital for technology?Why pension reform matters for innovationThe outlook for UK IPOs and public marketsHow PISCES could reshape private market liquidityWhat Micron's results reveal about AI demandEurope's defence technology investment boomWhy sovereign AI is becoming a strategic priorityWhere the next wave of AI value is likely to be createdLearn more about the Love Tomorrow Summit and the programmes EUVC is curating, and secure your tickets here. Timestamps (00:00) Introduction(02:00) This week's topics and guest introduction(03:00) The outlook for UK tech IPOs(05:00) Markets, AI and the IPO landscape(08:00) Why Micron matters for AI(13:00) Can the UK unlock more capital?(17:00) Capital markets, PISCES and IPO reform(23:00) Europe's defence technology boom(31:00) The AI economy and where value will be created(37:00) Sovereign AI and Europe's strategy(43:00) Predictions, deals of the week and what's next
2024/05/15

#32 The Journey Matters More Than the Destination - Entrepreneurial Minds with Joni Baboci, Layer

In today's episode Martijn Balder, Investment Team Lead 2bX, joins Katharina Lind in hosting UTVC, that welcomes Joni Baboci, founder of Layer, an urban orchestration platform that enables cities to plan, design, manage and govern urban environments. At Layer, Joni empowers leaders in delivering cross-disciplinary change to the urban fabric. In this episode you’ll learn: Building a city for children can solve many problems in urban areas.Success should be considered a journey, not just the final destination or outcome.The walking speed in cities is directly related to the size of the city.
3月27日

E715 | Cathy White, CEW Communications on Why Comms is now infrastructure in European tech

Comms isn’t PR anymore. It’s becoming infrastructure and most founders haven’t caught up. In this episode, Cathy White (Founder, CEW Communications) joins our co-founder David Cruz e Silva to break down how the media landscape is changing—and what founders are still getting wrong. From the collapse of traditional gatekeepers to the rise of creators, newsletters, and AI-driven discovery, credibility today is no longer built through one big headline. It’s earned through consistent visibility, clear storytelling, and strong founder presence. They also unpack a key gap in European tech: we’re great at building, but often poor at explaining. Key topics: Why the “one big media hit” no longer worksComms as infrastructure, not a luxuryHow AI is reshaping discoveryWhy storytelling is a competitive advantageHow founders can build distributionTimestamps: 00:00 – Intro & why comms = infrastructure 03:00 – Why most AI storytelling is boring 07:00 – The end of media gatekeepers 09:00 – The myth of the “one big hit” 10:00 – Substack vs traditional media 12:00 – Europe vs US media dynamics 16:00 – How journalists actually work today 21:00 – How founders should build visibility 26:00 – Is media biased? (spicy take) 32:00 – AI, search & your company narrative 39:00 – What founders get wrong about comms 42:00 – Final takeaways: Europe’s storytelling gap

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This Week in European Tech: Europe's next trillion-dollar company won't look obvious

⁠Ramzi Rizk⁠⁠ (WIP Capital)⁠⁠: The alpha is in sci-fi, not SaaS

This Week in European Tech: 100 episodes in, Europe’s tech reality check and what comes next

#31 The Future of Urban Mobility is Intermodal – an Expert’s View with Harry Wagner, Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt & FMS

#34 Entrepreneurial Minds | Anna Trendewicz: Always Remember Your Vision & Your Why

This Week in European Tech: Can the UK restore growth and stay competitive in AI?

#37 Entrepreneurial Minds | Katharina Wäschenbach: Follow Your Intuition

This Week in European Tech: Can the UK unlock more capital?

#32 The Journey Matters More Than the Destination - Entrepreneurial Minds with Joni Baboci, Layer

E715 | Cathy White, CEW Communications on Why Comms is now infrastructure in European tech

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