The European space sector is gaining momentum, highlighted by Isar Aerospace's recent test flight, which has attracted significant attention. The rise of Europe's 'New Space' movement is seen as a response to the dominance of SpaceX, although experts note that a substantial technological gap remains between European companies and their American counterparts. In recent weeks, the region has also witnessed notable advancements in tech, including €387 million in deep tech funding and several rocket launches in Germany. Additionally, 14 European startups have raised over €100 million in the first quarter of 2025, indicating a growing ecosystem that is increasingly competitive in the global market.
Isar Aerospace's orbital launch offers renewed hope for the region’s stalled space ambitions — but a concerning gap with the US remains. #EU #Spacetech https://t.co/skT0g6LRoa
Meet the European companies that raised €100M and more in Q1 2025; 14 of them are currently hiring: Europe’s startup ecosystem has grown over the past decade, with several companies reaching the… https://t.co/w1CdwAHFPK #EuropeanStartups #FundingRounds #TechEcosystem https://t.co/hLmfnddBtA
Everyone watches Silicon Valley, but European tech is having a moment right now. These past weeks alone: German rocket launches, €387M in deep tech funding, and Nordic military-tech breakthroughs. The complete rundown of European innovation you probably missed 🧵: