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The Nordics region has firmly established itself as a European tech leader, home to era-defining companies like Spotify and Klarna. Companies in this region are especially strong in sectors like gaming, fintech and cleantech, and more global leaders are being produced here. This fast-track insight digs into the Nordic growth data.
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