How Swedish Startups Are Disrupting Silicon Valley

By Fredric Cederberg
 If someone had said ten years ago that a wave of Swedish startups would reshape Silicon Valley , most people would have shrugged and pointed to the usual giants: San Francisco, Palo Alto, Menlo Park. But here we are in 2025, and a surprising number of innovations shaking up the American tech world have the same thing in common — they were born in Sweden . It didn’t happen overnight. Swedish tech culture has been quietly maturing for decades, fuelled by a mix of strong engineering traditions, generous support for research, and a mindset that values solving real-world problems rather than just building the next shiny app. Today, that combination is paying off, and Silicon Valley has started paying close attention. A New Kind of Startup Mindset One of the biggest reasons Swedish companies are making noise in the U.S. is the way they approach innovation. Swedish founders tend to build slowly, test carefully, and create products that are genuinely meant to last. It’s a contrast t...
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