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Finnish IT startup Lingsom is looking to modernize the language services industry. It has its sights set on growth and has made its first international expansion. With new partnerships in place with IBM Sweden and Shibuya, the company has just moved into an office space in central Gothenburg.
Construction of Volvo Cars and Northvolt’s joint Li-on battery gigafactory in Gothenburg, Sweden, is now underway. Once complete, it will be among the largest in Europe, with over 3,000 employees and potential to produce batteries for around half a million cars per year.
Employment growth in the Gothenburg region has been strong since the financial crisis, with knowledge-intensive jobs growing rapidly. Engineers followed by IT architects and system developers are currently the most common professions in the city.
SEEL, the Swedish Electric Transport Laboratory, is officially open. The new state-of-the-art facilities, a SEK 1.3 billion investment, will help Sweden remain at the forefront of innovations in the transport sector.
Sweden aims to be world-leading in advanced medicines, known as ATMPs. The new field offers ground-breaking new opportunities for the treatment of disease and injury. Several initiatives are underway, including ATMP Sweden and CCRM Nordics, the recently announced national cluster to be established i…
Surface treatment and corrosion protection company Alucrom will soon open the doors to Arendals Backe, a brand new 5,200 sqm state-of-the-art facility in Gothenburg.
The market for electric-powered vehicles will reach 53,000 billion dollars by 2050 according to Bloomberg. And many are interested in getting a share of the market.
German company Understand.ai has made its first foreign investment and established operations at Lindholmen, in the heart of Gothenburg’s fast growing mobility cluster.
Electric car company Polestar plans to build a new 80,000 sqm global headquarter in central Gothenburg, where it will gather its employees in the region. In the long-term, the company aims to double its staff headcount. The new site is scheduled for completion in 2028.
Ola Serneke, Swedish entrepreneur and owner of the Serneke construction group, has been awarded a jubilee edition of the Key to Gothenburg, for his contribution to the region, including Scandinavia’s tallest building.
Global corporations create attractiveness and visionary startups make the industry bubble with innovative solutions to complex problems. It concerns transport of both people and goods – from heavy vehicles that move over long distances, to micro mobility in urban environments.
Gothenburg is the most attractive city in Sweden for today’s and tommorrow’s qualified workforce, shows a new report, Talent City Index Sweden. Safety and a more welcoming atmosphere were a few of the reasons Gothenburg was placed ahead of the Swedish capital.