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Hello Tomorrow
Building a collaborative ecosystem that leverages the power of deep technologies to tackle world challenges.
About Hello Tomorrow
Hello Tomorrow was created in 2011 by a group of individuals convinced that science and technology need to form part of a toolkit of solutions to change our industries, sustain a growing population and help solve global crises. But the traditional model of technology transfer to bring solutions from lab to market, and from idea to impact, could not rise to this challenge. In turn, Hello Tomorrow has built, and now animates, a global ecosystem that facilitates ‘deep tech’ innovation through multiple activities. Over the course of nine editions, their Global Startup Challenge has received 30,000 applications from 132 countries, partnering with universities and research institutions worldwide to identify deep tech solutions that have real global impact. Hello Tomorrow then uses its unique position to identify and analyze deep tech trends and dynamics. Through their international events, they connect all key players to harness their full potential. Through consulting services in strategy and innovation and customised startups programs, they help companies to understand how deep tech will impact their business, how to stay competitive and launch new solutions.
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Signals from Hello Tomorrow
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Research & Knowledge
Hello Tomorrow published its 2026 Semiconductor Innovation Report mapping ~1,500 semiconductor-native startups across Europe by value chain position, technology domain and target market, with interviews across the ecosystem including M Ventures, Cloudberry VC, Supernova Invest and ASML.
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Presence & Recognition
Hello Tomorrow is hosting an upcoming Innovation Bridge webinar bringing the findings of the 2026 Semiconductor Innovation Report into a Europe-China conversation.
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Products & Services
Hello Tomorrow announced that Pasqal, a quantum computing company using rubidium atoms and lasers, went public with Nasdaq: PSQL.
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