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Eirik Talleraas
Partner at Propagator Ventures
Eirik Talleraas is a Partner at Propagator Ventures, a Norwegian venture capital fund specializing in early-stage investments in deep tech companies.12 His professional background includes:
Education
Talleraas holds an MSc and BSc from the London School of Economics.2
Professional Experience
Propagator Ventures:
- Currently serves as a Partner23
- Focuses on investing in early-stage companies with deep tech innovations4
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP):
- 14 years of experience with the United Nations2
- Headed the UNDP office in Norway2
- Responsibilities included:
- Focus on ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) and SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals)
- Fundraising
- Advocacy
- Public/private partnerships2
International Development:
- Developed UN initiatives in fragile settings in Eastern Africa and Central Asia2
Business Consulting:
- Prior career in this field before joining the UN2
Skills and Expertise
Talleraas brings a unique combination of experience in international relations, advocacy, and consultancy to his role at Propagator Ventures. His background in both the public and private sectors provides valuable insights for the fund's investment strategy in deep tech innovations.
Eirik Talleraas can be found on LinkedIn under the username eirik-talleraas-131a4b1b8.3
Highlights
Hvordan kan et norsk menneskesentrert fokus på anvendelse av #kunstigintelligens gi innovasjoner og konkurransefortrinn?
Vår egen Anders G. Frøseth i samtale med Morten Bertelsen (Investinor), Solveig Østby Vitanza (Arbeiderpartiet), Morgan Kjølerbakken, (Institute for Energy Technology), samt Per Oivind Braarud (Institute for Energy Technology).
#arendalsuka
Quantum technology continues to make progress, with the potential to create trillions in value within the next decade according to McKinsey's latest #Quantum Technology Monitor research. Key findings:
Chemicals, life sciences, finance and mobility sectors likely to see earliest impact and gain up to $2T by 2035.
Private funding dipped 27% in 2023 but decline was less than overall startup funding drop. Majority of investments went to more established 5+ year old quantum startups.
Public sector quantum investments increased 50%+ led by Germany, UK and South Korea. Global public funding now totals $42B.
Continued momentum in quantum foundations - new cloud offerings, error correction advances, small uptick in patents.
Notable increase in quantum technology university programs, especially in the EU.
While funding shifted to later stage companies, overall progress remains strong across hardware, software, and expanding use cases.
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#quantumcomputing #deeptech #quantumtech
