Magnus Melander

We have been selected by Svenska kraftnät to secure and modernize Sweden´s power grid to meet present and future demands. https://go.cgi.com/4nElrFk This new multi-year framework agreement covers the delivery of IT consulting services in areas including architecture, leadership, and security. “By combining our global expertise with a strong local presence, we aim to help build an energy system that is even more secure, accessible, and future‑ready,” says Rakesh Kapoor, Senior Vice-President and Business Unit Leader for CGI in Stockholm and Central Sweden.   #utilities #digitaltransformation #energytransition 

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Reaktor has been selected as a key partner by Digi- ja väestötietovirasto (Finnish Digital Agency) (DVV) in a comprehensive framework agreement tender to advance Finland’s critical digital infrastructure. DVV is a key driver in building Finland’s digital society and strengthening critical infrastructure, focusing on advancing digital services and the digitalization of public administration. We have been a long-term partner of DVV since 2017, playing a key role in renewing the Finnish Population Information System, enhancing productivity through advanced case management, and creating new digital services for citizens. The new framework is designed to advance Finland toward a more sustainable, citizen-focused digital society. Reaktor helps DVV create public services that are faster, easier to use, and accessible to all. “DVV is at the heart of everyday life in Finland and a key force in building a robust digital society, ensuring that the public services people rely on run seamlessly. The impact of our long-standing collaboration is evident in the daily lives of Finns, and we’re excited to continue this important work together,” says Pekka Horo, CEO of Reaktor. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dtrHDpya

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Today, we announced a strategic partnership between TDC Erhverv and the Danish Centre for AI Innovation (DCAI) to give Danish businesses and public institutions secure and easy access to one of the world’s most powerful AI supercomputers – Gefion. By combining DCAI’s unmatched AI and GPU capacity with our CloudKey® encryption technology, organizations in Denmark can now develop, train, and operate advanced AI models locally – fully compliant with EU regulations including NIS2, the AI Act, and the Cyber Resilience Act. This partnership redefines how Danish companies and public institutions can access and harness the power of AI, and ensures that innovation does not come at the expense of security. At Nuuday and TDC Erhverv, we are committed to accelerating Denmark’s AI adoption and strengthening competitiveness on a secure foundation. A huge thank you to our partners at the Danish Centre for AI Innovation and to the outstanding team at TDC Erhverv who made this partnership possible.

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Ericsson, AstraZeneca, Saab, SEB and Wallenberg Investments AB have launched Sferical AI.   With that the AI factory consortium is put in place that was announced earlier this year to to develop, deliver and operate advanced AI solutions.   This will strengthen the Swedish industry’s competitiveness through world-class AI capabilities, built on a sovereign, secure, and integrated infrastructure. 👉 Learn more about Sferical AI and the launch initiative: https://lnkd.in/emu4bfg8   #AI #SfericalAI #technologyleadership Alina Claire Ostenda Stefan Growe John Zijlmans Marwan Matta Katrin Bachert Sabine Raetzer Olaf Reus Bernd Mellinghaus Joe Wilke Jan-Peter Meyer-Kahlen Daniela Schneider Frank Augustin Gunter Van Beneden Matthias Hoffbauer Mustapha Mikati Peter Stark Rebecca Little Moritz Zumpfort Jan Thünnesen 

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National 6G roadmap has been released 📡 The Finnish Ministry of Transport and Communications has published the national 6G roadmap in English! The original, Finnish-language roadmap was published in June 2025. The national 6G roadmap sets milestones for the development and implementation of next-generation mobile communication technologies in the 2030s. Finland’s goal in the 2030s is to remain a pioneer in mobile networks and network technologies. The roadmap also sets six other goals: 🔹built-in safety and security for 6G technology and regulation; 🔹 regulation and frequency availability to support the development and early implementation of 6G services; 🔹 Finnish businesses gain significant foothold in different sectors of 6G; 🔹 Finland boosts its influence in international standardisation of 6G; 🔹 Finland remains a pioneer in the research, development, and innovation of 6G technologies; 🔹 6G promotes sustainable development and energy efficiency. 👉 Read more from our press release: https://lnkd.in/dSbZz6vy #6G

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🛰️ Leveraging the “boring and neutral”: 🇫🇮 Finnish satellite startup ReOrbit has just raised €45 million! The company is making great progress operating in the strategic autonomy sector. ReOrbit manufactures its own satellites and software to manage them, offering clients — mainly nation states — full ownership and control. Unlike another Finnish spacetech company, the rumoured unicorn ICEYE, ReOrbit's satellites are larger and can be used not just for imaging, but also for all sorts of communications purposes. The company offers both geostationary orbit and low-earth orbit satellites.  ReOrbit counts its Nordic roots as a significant benefit amidst the geopolitical tensions of today. Its founder and CEO Sethu Saveda Suvanam told Sifted: “We were very clear that all of this money that we raised had to come from the Nordics.” Lauri Kokkila from Inventure elaborated on this theme in his LinkedIn post: “In today’s increasingly unstable world, Europe and especially the Nordics and Baltics have gained an unexpected edge: being boring and neutral. As highlighted in recent articles, ReOrbit benefits greatly from being based in a neutral country. This [is] an advantage that would have seemed irrelevant just five years ago. Yet another reason for optimism in Europe. 🌍” In the meantime, the European spacetech industry's growth momentum is somewhat uncertain. After the outlier 2021 with $2.4 billion in total funding (largely propelled by Eutelsat OneWeb) followed by a significantly more modest $699 million in 2022, the sector has been steadily adding some $300 million to the funding it attracts every year. However, it doesn't seem to be on track to continue the same trajectory in 2025 👇

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