Innovation in Europe (including the UK) is routinely presented as suffering from all sorts of limitations, with funding and excessive regulation as the top culprits. Yes, things could be much better, but there is, and continues to be, a strong record of innovation in Europe.
In this Sparring Partners, Rupert Baines, serial entrepreneur, now working with RANsemi, Forefront RF, Luffy AI, Semiconductor Catapult, UKESF and more, argues (and I agree with him) that Europe lacks the ambition to leverage its talent and resources to the extent that they deserve:
What is Europe doing right in deep tech?
Injecting serendipity to promote technology clusters
Encouraging late-stage venture funding to encourage organic growth instead of early sales
Balancing the requirements and tradeoffs of sovereignty, openness, and international collaboration
You can watch the video of this podcast and read the transcript on Sparring Partners on Substack or listen to it on your podcast platform.
In our conversation, we mention a previous podcast with David Cleevely and one with Mike Short, previous guests of Sparring Partners. You can listen to the podcasts on Sparring Partners too.
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