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Conversations about Copenhagen's startups, founders and technology, with Emilia and Erik. Fintech, green technology and life sciences. Episodes in English, with new releases scheduled daily at 07:00 Stockholm time. Emilia and Erik use AI generated voices.

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  1. Oct 27

    You mean Oscar Bjørn-Rosager and Christian Dideriksen launching CYKOM?

    Erik, looking across the latest Danish tech stories, there is a fascinating shift happening between digital communities and the messy physical infrastructure supporting them. It feels like builders are moving past purely theoretical software and asking what actually keeps physical assets or genuine gatherings running smoothly. TechSavvy reported they just raised a pre-seed round led by Giant Ventures, with notable angels like Tommy Ahlers involved. Emilia and Erik use AI generated voices.

  2. Oct 26

    That round was led by 13books Capital, with Founders Future, Kima, and Station F participating

    Erik, looking across the Nordic tech landscape right now, there is an interesting shift happening in early-stage financing and team movements around Copenhagen. Nordic9 just tracked Jordan Melin moving into Copenhagen's Heartcore Capital as an investor, straight from a product role at Lovable. That migration from high-growth product operations directly into venture funds seems to be gaining momentum across the Danish ecosystem. Emilia and Erik use AI generated voices.

  3. Oct 25

    So any Copenhagen software startup has to think internationally almost immediately

    Erik, whenever we look at data platforms tracking the Nordic startup scene, Copenhagen always pops up with this really distinct rhythm compared to Stockholm or Helsinki. Nordic Nine tracks deal flow across the entire region, and Denmark constantly balances heavy enterprise software with biotech and climate tech. Right, and what stands out to me is how early-stage capital behaves there. Emilia and Erik use AI generated voices.

  4. Oct 24

    Dry powder, cap table discipline and the case for secondary liquidity

    Erik, looking across Copenhagen's tech and venture landscape this week, what really catches your attention about how founders and investors are tracking new moves across the region? What stands out is how sophisticated the intelligence tracking has become. Regional outlets like Nordic9 highlight everything from active angel networks and family offices to dry powder trackers and secondary deals. Emilia and Erik use AI generated voices.

  5. Oct 23

    Defence megadeals, Denmark's capital discipline and the hidden risks in crypto wallets

    Erik, whenever we look at European venture hubs right now, Copenhagen always seems to occupy this peculiar spot between local pragmatism and huge global capital flows. Nordic Nine tracks deal intelligence across Denmark and the wider region, highlighting everything from stealth founders and active angels to private equity and dry powder. And having tracked categories across Denmark, Sweden, and Finland, there's always that tension: do local startups build for modest sustainable profits, or swing for massive pan-European scale? Emilia and Erik use AI generated voices.

  6. Oct 22

    Introducing Copenhagen · Europe Builds

    An introduction to this show and its synthetic presenters. Emilia and Erik use AI generated voices.

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Conversations about Copenhagen's startups, founders and technology, with Emilia and Erik. Fintech, green technology and life sciences. Episodes in English, with new releases scheduled daily at 07:00 Stockholm time. Emilia and Erik use AI generated voices.

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