Saga is a legal innovation company redefining the future of legal work. Saga elevates quality and efficiency while safeguarding legal rigor, privacy, and transparency, enabling lawyers to transform their workflows with responsible technology. Built on the belief that innovation should serve people, Saga empowers legal professionals to focus on what matters the most: people, ethics, and meaningful impact. Saga is the market leader in the Netherlands and Norway and is trusted by leading law firms, tax firms, ALSPs, and legal departments from more than 20 countries.

ProTag is building a Digital Product Passport platform that helps manufacturers and product owners manage and share product data across their supply chains. We solve the growing challenge of fragmented, unstructured information by combining a network-driven SaaS platform with AI that turns messy supplier data into structured, usable product intelligence. Across industries, a new reality is emerging: products are no longer just physical objects, they are data assets. To sell, operate, and scale, companies need reliable information about what goes into their products, where it comes from, and how it evolves over time. The problem is that this data does not exist in one place. It is scattered across suppliers, stored in PDFs, buried in emails, or locked inside disconnected systems. Most companies today are trying to manage this with spreadsheets and manual processes. That might work internally, but it breaks down completely across a supply chain. This creates a structural problem: • Companies depend on data they do not own • Suppliers struggle to provide consistent information • Teams spend significant time chasing, cleaning, and validating data At the same time, external pressure is increasing. Customers, partners, and regulators are all asking for more transparency. What used to be “nice to have” is quickly becoming required to do business. The result is a growing gap between what companies need to know about their products and what they can actually access and trust. ProTag gives companies a way to build a live, structured view of their products across the entire supply chain. Instead of trying to centralize everything manually, we connect the different actors and let data flow where it is created. Companies use ProTag to: • Organize product data in a consistent structure • Request and receive information directly from suppliers • Keep everything updated as products evolve • Share product data with customers and partners when needed AI plays a critical role in making this scalable. We use AI to: • Turn unstructured documents into structured product data • Identify gaps, inconsistencies, and risks in real time • Reduce the effort required to onboard suppliers and maintain data quality What makes ProTag different is how it scales. We are not just building a tool for a single company. We are building a network. When one manufacturer joins ProTag, their suppliers are invited in. When those suppliers join, they can reuse their data across multiple customers. Over time, this creates a shared data layer where: • Information becomes easier to access • Data quality improves naturally • Switching costs increase for everyone involved We do not replace existing systems. We sit on top of them and connect them. This makes adoption fast and reduces friction from day one. We started ProTag because we experienced this problem firsthand. Working in industries with complex products, we saw how much time was spent chasing information that should have been readily available. Engineers, quality teams, and commercial teams were all dealing with the same issue from different angles, but there was no real solution. At the same time, the direction of the market became clear. Transparency around products is increasing, not decreasing. The amount of data required is growing fast. Most companies are not prepared for this shift. We realized this is not just a workflow problem, it is an infrastructure problem. The way product data is managed today does not match how supply chains actually work. That is why we are building ProTag. Our ambition is simple: to become the default way companies manage and share product data across supply chains. Once that layer exists, it unlocks everything else.

It is often said that there is a tendency to overestimate the change that will occur in the short term and underestimate the change that will unfold in the long term. Whilst many digital asset issuers and advisors have perished in the short-sighted pursuit of hype, Saxon has maintained a long-term view from day one. The company was founded in 2018 by James Sherborne and Ultan Miller to provide corporate finance advice to companies that had conducted a token sale.

Silicon Valhalla is a Nordic tech intelligence hub that maps startups, founders, investors, and market signals across the Nordic region, with a particular emphasis on AI, SaaS, and frontier innovation. It exists to make the “Silicon Valhalla” ecosystem - Nordic tech’s answer to Silicon Valley - more visible, navigable, and investable for founders, operators, and capital. The platform combines a curated startup directory, an events calendar, and ecosystem insights into a single, neutral entry point for Nordic tech. Startups and scaleups get structured profiles highlighting what they do, where they are based, which sector they play in, and how to reach them, while investors and partners can quickly scan emerging companies across AI, climate, fintech, deep tech, and more. A continuously updated view of companies and activity aims to surface momentum early, so users can spot new categories, breakout teams, and upcoming fundraising stories before they hit the mainstream. Silicon Valhalla is designed to be independent and ecosystem-first rather than a job board or paywalled database. The service is currently free to use, making discovery accessible while opening the door for future premium offerings such as featured profiles, highlighted events, and deeper signal products for investors and corporates. In short, Silicon Valhalla is building the default map and narrative for Nordic tech: a living overview of the startups, talent, and ideas turning the region into one of the most dynamic innovation hubs in Europe.

Welcome to Weave Reality, an exciting spinoff of Breach VR. We're immersed in the vibrant world of XR (eXtended Reality), where Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), and Mixed Reality (MR) intersect. But Weave Reality is more than just an offshoot; it's the culmination of shared knowledge and resources. Situated in the same office space as our parent company, we benefit from a vast pool of talents, including 3D artists, developers, and designers. This synergy allows us to focus our work within the XR domain, much like our parent company. We have two goals: to use the vast insights from Breach and pursue our innovative R&D projects. Over the past three years, we've explored various concepts, from gaming to education, both theoretical and practical. With the fast-paced changes in XR, we're ready to level up our activities. At Weave Reality, we're the weavers of extraordinary experiences in the XR landscape. As part of the Breach family, we have access to abundant resources and expertise. Our approach is flexible and imaginative, allowing us to explore many projects. We might be small still, but we're passionate about making better realities – one 'thread' at a time.

We are in indie game developer based out of Oslo, Norway. We have to date launched five games for PC, Switch and mobile platforms. At the moment we develop "Life Below", a creative strategy city-builder where you build and manage ocean ecosystems. So a reef builder! In addition to our own IP, we develop games and gamification projects for society. We call ourselves an impact game developer as many of our projects are focused on positive change to society. Right now we develop a game for all kids going into hospital, a history game to spice up history learning in schools, a city cleaning game using the mascot of Oslo, a climate game and an awareness game tackling difficult issues in relation to sex and identify. Many of our impact projects are successes, and are widely used. Our aim is to make society better, one game at the time.

Heime jobber med å skape gode nabolag i hele Norge. Vi leverer en plattform som reduserer terskelen for kommunikasjon i sameier og borettslag. I løsningen kan man reservere deletjenester, delta på sosiale aktiviteter, lese styredokumenter og bruke beboeravtaler. Heime brukes fra Kristiansand i sør til Tromsø i nord. Vi har per i dag flere tusen boliger på kundelisten vår. Og vokser eksponensielt.

Norway's first VR experience center with latest technologies and exclusive games. Award-winning concept with TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence. The center is located in Oslo center and offers events for up to 50 people. Our packages include access to lounge zone with PlayStation and party rooms. Immersive and unique experiences for private and corporate clients.

The FotoWare Group FotoWare is a Norwegian software company that enables businesses and organizations with complex workflow needs efficiently store, manage, distribute, and re-use digital files. With more than 25 years of experience, FotoWare is a world-leading provider of Digital Asset Management (DAM) and content management solutions with more than 1,400 customers in 40 countries around the world. FotoWare has employees of more than 23 nationalities and has a strong presence in Europe, the US, and Australia. With international customers and a fast-paced work environment comes a demand for business conduct, compliance, and responsible behavior, and we're proud of our efforts to ensure a high level of diversity, equality, and sustainability within our organization. FotoWare has built one of the most efficient and productive solutions found on the market today for finding, processing, and sharing videos, photos, graphics, audio, presentations, and documents. The solution is praised among users for the user experience and functionality, and the modular system is very cost-efficient for both small and large companies and is available as-a-Service, for private-cloud, hybrid, or on-premise deployments. FotoWare is a software company based in Oslo, Norway, with employees from all over the world, and a global partner network. Established in 1994 as a result of the growing demand to handle large volumes of digital photos and videos, the company has since then provided 2000+ companies with enterprise-class Digital Asset Management solutions.

A cloud-based industrial IoT solution for manufacturers of all sizes that boosts productivity with powerful analytics in a pay-as-you-go package - Improving productivity of the factory in terms of man, machine, and time efforts. Optimizing the factory capacity for production by keeping in mind orders, stock of raw materials, and multiple other factors. - Scrap management - you are too late in the process if you realize that a specific order is producing scrap. UpKip's goal is to identify scrap before the order is launched for manufacturing. - Higher asset utilization. CNC machines have monitoring and control software installed on their monitors and controllers, but one person monitoring one machine is too expensive. UpKip allows for one factory worker (machine operator) to monitor multiple machines. The goal is to increase this load to 10 machines per worker. - Compliance, quality assurance, and reporting of all types of manufacturing KPIs to interest groups (customers, partners, sister/mother/group companies, and owners) to the factory. Certain interest groups nowadays are interested in being more vested in the entire process and understanding their supplier processes for example. Making sure there is traceability in the process is important to make sure quality standards are matched. Nearshore and offshore manufacturing facilities are often faced with daily and real-time reporting.

Infraspace is a new cloud-based platform for early-stage infrastructure planning and design. Save time. Lower costs. Reduce environmental impact. We focus on the early stage planning and design of the projects. That's when changes have the biggest impact on costs, quality, and sustainability. Infraspace is a new platform to empower teams to make better decisions based on data and analyses. ✅Optimization algorithms ✅Cost and CO2 estimates ✅Environmental analyses

Cloud-native microenvironment control for developing & scaling complex cell models. We offer solutions for vertically integrating 2D and 3D assays into your workflow, all the while you maintain real-time control over relevant readouts and variables. Find out more on www.vitroscope.no or reach out under contact@vitroscope.no

Sopra Steria was born from the merger in 2014 of two of France’s oldest digital services companies, Sopra and Steria, founded respectively in 1968 and 1969 and both characterized by a strong entrepreneurial spirit as well as a firm collective commitment to serving their clients. Sopra Steria has reinforced its position as a European leader in digital transformation.  Sopra Steria provides one of the most comprehensive portfolios of offerings on the market, spanning consulting, systems integration, industry-specific solutions, infrastructure management, and business process services. It provides end-to-end solutions to address the core business needs of large companies and organizations, helping them remain competitive and grow. Combining added value with innovative high-performance services, Sopra Steria excels in guiding its clients through their transformation projects to help them make the most of digital technology. With more than 44,000 employees in 25 countries, Sopra Steria generated revenue of €4.1billion in 2018.

High-quality cargo bikes and high-tech solutions for urban mobility. Bogbi is a  Norwegian-Colombian startup that produces cargo bikes in Bogota for the national and international markets with a strong integrated social impact. Our bikes are handmade by Norwegian industrial designer Johannes Hegdahl and Colombian engineer David Duarte, as well as excellent welders and other local providers of components and engineering here in Bogota. In all moderation, we are being told that we have developed a world-class product. At Bogbi we want our bikes to contribute to Colombia's future in peace. Together with the Norwegian Refugee Council, and the Colombian company Mejor en Bici we are setting up a pilot -project to provide vocational training for young people involved in the conflict to become welders, entrepreneurs and eventually work with us to develop what we call: bike magic from Colombia. To increase our impact on society and the environment we have teamed up with the Norwegian organization International Development Norway and Innovation Norway. Together we will develop a digital platform for last-mile delivery service. This will enable companies to bring goods from business to business using cargo bikes and create employment for vulnerable groups, as well. We were accepted to apply for Innovation Norway's vision 2030 grants to develop a last-mile delivery service in Bogota and around the world. The grant is for three years to develop software and bikes to establish a b2b pilot here in Bogota with international We are located in Bogota with our own production facility and capacity to produce up to 40 bikes per month.

NORIGIN MEDIA is a TV Everywhere company, which enables multi-screen and OTT services for carriers, broadcasters, and content owners. The Scandinavian company offers a complete multi-screen application suite and a Live TV hosting headend capacity as primary products. NORIGIN MEDIA is reinventing how people watch TV. Join the technical revolution on how people will consume TV content in the years to come. You will architect and develop user experiences that will reach millions of TV users on Smartphones, Tablets, PCs, Connected TV, and Game Consoles.