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EUVC

The home of European tech.

Connecting the people, capital and companies building Europe.

EUVC features conversations with the founders, investors, operators and policymakers shaping the continent's future. We explore venture capital, startups, AI, deeptech, defense, industrial policy, entrepreneurship and the ideas driving European competitiveness. From emerging managers and unicorn founders to institutional investors and government leaders, EUVC documents the people building Europe's next chapter.

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  • August 7 · 14 min

    Award winner - Summit | Hall of Fame 2025: Accel’s Sonali De Rycker

    Sonali De Rycker, Partner at Accel, is inducted into the EUVC Hall of Fame 2025 in this awards presentation from the EUVC Summit & Awards Show 2026. The award recognises individuals who have shaped European venture over more than a decade through the founders they backed, the firms they helped build and the ideas they advanced. Sonali joined Accel in 2008 and invests across consumer internet, software and fintech. Her investments include Spotify, one of the companies that helped establish what a globally significant European technology business could look like. In her acceptance remarks, she reflects on choosing Europe at a time when the ecosystem was fragmented and widely considered far behind Silicon Valley. What she saw instead were founders building without much infrastructure or support, often far beyond the continent’s established technology hubs. She also discusses how Europe has strengthened as founders recycle talent, experience and capital into new companies, and why AI gives the continent another opportunity to build global leaders. Throughout, she returns to the belief that has shaped her career: exceptional European founders can build companies with global impact. The EUVC Summit & Awards Show returns in 2027. Find out more.

  • August 3 · 54 min

    This Week in European Tech: Is AI’s spending boom creating real value or hiding bigger risks?

    AI infrastructure investment continues to accelerate, but the gap between technical progress and sustainable returns is becoming harder to ignore. In the latest episode of This Week in European Tech, Dan Bowyer and Mads Jensen of SuperSeed, Lomax Ward of Outsized Ventures and Andrew J Scott of 7percent Ventures, discuss volatile tech markets, the economics behind data centre expansion and why stronger AI models do not always translate into meaningful automation. Highlights Why AI and tech stocks are experiencing sharper volatility than the wider market Whether today’s infrastructure spending can produce sustainable returns Nvidia’s expanding role in financing the AI ecosystem Why engineering, not model capability, may now be the main bottleneck What AI is revealing about post-quantum security How sovereignty is reshaping technology supply chains This week’s standout deals across nuclear energy, robotics, defence and quantum computing

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