Artificial intelligence may dominate the startup conversation, but the latest data from ARCTIC15 2026 suggests that the Nordic and Baltic ecosystem is becoming considerably more diverse — and increasingly focused on technologies with applications in healthcare, defence, energy and manufacturing. A new analysis of participation data from the 2026 edition of ARCTIC15, organized by ArcticStartup in Helsinki, mapped more than 1,150 startups across 40 industry categories. The findings offer a snapshot of where founder activity and interest are concentrated across the region, and point to a broader shift from traditional digital services toward AI-enabled, science-based and industrial technologies. Software and Technology remained the largest...
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