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Catalonia Trade & Investment

According to a study by the Cybersecurity Agency of Catalonia and ACCIÓ-Catalonia Trade & Investment, the number of companies in this sector has increased by 50% over the past five years.

The new hub, Q House, has secured a 5 million euro investment and will prioritize social impact initiatives benefiting 400 individuals.

The British company currently employs 375 people in Barcelona and plans to double this number by the end of 2025.

According to the company, its commitment to Barcelona and Catalonia has been driven by the ability to access and attract talent worldwide and the development of technological infrastructures in the area.

Catalonia is the second European region that has attracted the most technological investment projects during 2023.

69 Catalan companies, technology centers, and entities will have a stand at the MWC and 291 at the 4YFN, which is celebrating its 10th edition this year.

The Deutsche Telekom subsidiary will use its data centers in Barcelona (Sant Boi and Cerdanyola) to serve the public sector and industries such as the automotive industry.

Healthcare, gaming, and food are among the prominent sectors of the various international tech hubs in Catalonia, with a significant presence of deep tech technologies.

The Brazilian AI energy software startup has chosen Barcelona as its European base to expand and grow its operations.