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The Scene
The Scene on Europa Now: European startups, product studios and the cities where the continent's tech culture actually happens.

Startups
How James Murdoch Built Kynekt to Fight Tool Theft Across the UK Trades
After losing equipment repeatedly to theft while running his own construction business, James Murdoch created Kynekt, a platform combining digital ownership records, GPS tracking, and a verified marketplace to protect tradespeople's assets.

Startups
Why AI must bend to biology's rules: Greenda's approach to farm decision-making
Munich AgriTech startup Greenda is rethinking how artificial intelligence serves agriculture, placing biological reality and farmer autonomy at the centre of its platform for cooperative organisations.

Studios
Building a Timeless Digital Archive: How Chems.Studio's Website Balances Growth with Coherence
A New York creative studio needed more than a portfolio—it needed a system that could absorb years of diverse work into a single visual language without losing its character. The solution: designing an archive that prioritizes the work itself.

Studios
How a Design Studio Built a Website That Looks Like It's Running on 1988 Hardware
PX PUSH, a subscription design studio serving the decentralisation movement, wanted its website to match how it operates: transparent and fast-moving. The team achieved this by wrapping the entire experience in a simulated CRT monitor and filling it with references to 1980s corporate culture.

Studios
How FLOT NOIR Transformed a Generic Template Into MERSI's Signature Digital Home
The Paris architecture studio needed more than a website redesign—it needed to reclaim its digital identity. FLOT NOIR rebuilt their Webflow presence from the ground up, blending editorial restraint with custom interactions to create something that finally matched the precision of their work.

Startups
Georgia's Quiet Rise: How Tbilisi Became Central Asia's Unexpected Startup Magnet
With an 78% year-over-year growth rate and backing from major venture firms like 500 Global, Georgia is emerging as a regional hub for founders who build companies before they launch startups.

Startups
Stockholm's Deep Tech Blueprint: How Universities Can Unlock Founder Potential
Viktor Olsson from KTH Innovation is bringing Sweden's university playbook to Croatia's Nuqleus Liftoff conference, revealing how a founder-first approach and intellectual property rights have helped Stockholm produce three AI unicorns in a single year.

Startups
The CI/CD Crisis Nobody's Talking About: How a Helsinki Startup Spotted AI's Hidden Bottleneck
As AI coding tools promise to multiply developer output, the testing and deployment infrastructure built for human-paced work is cracking under the strain. Avrea, a Finnish startup, just raised $4.7 million betting that fixing this invisible problem will define the next generation of engineering.