Mark Anderson
The United Kingdom has been a major player in the startup ecosystem, mainly due to the thriving environment it provides, especially in London. A surge of startups has arisen in the Infrastructure sector, focusing on areas like telecommunication, finance, data visualization, cloud computing, and more. They have been revolutionizing traditional methods and leveraging innovative digital solutions. This article highlights some of the game-changing startups in the Infrastructure sector founded in or since 2020 and headquartered in London.
The Infrastructure industry plays a critical role in the economy, building the essential foundation for practically all economic activity. Startups operating in this space are not only contributing to the vibrant local economy but are also addressing global challenges, bringing innovative solutions to traditional sectors through digital transformation. In London, the ecosystem for Infrastructure startups is promising and deserves more attention.
Despite the challenging economic environment in 2020, many startups seized the opportunities emerged from the crisis and embarked their entrepreneurial journey in the Infrastructure sector. Here, we will introduce some of the most innovative and promising startups in London that have been making waves in the Infrastructure industry.
Mangata Networks
Founded by Brian Holz and Juliette Neu in 2020, Mangata Networks is a telecommunication company that specializes in satellite and wired communication services. The company has been revolutionizing the telecommunication sector by providing cutting-edge solutions.
Primary Portal
Primary Portal is a FinTech startup that offers digitized solutions connecting banks and institutional investors for capital markets. The company, founded by Ilan Leshem and John Bentinck, has been leveraging IT Infrastructure in financial services, providing innovative solutions in the finance sector.
Amity
Founded by Francesca Gargaglia, Korawad Chearavanont, and Touchapon Kraisingkorn, Amity has been on a mission to make social experiences more accessible than ever. Their technology powers digital communities, enabling users to connect with like-minded people and find a sense of belonging.
Superlinked
Superlinked, founded by Ben Gutkovich and Daniel Svonava, develops a social infrastructure for the internet, providing innovative solutions in personalization and identity management.
Realfin
Riz Malik founded Realfin with the aim of providing better evidence-based decisions through rigorous data on global real estate and infrastructure markets. Realfin operates the world’s largest real assets data platform – RealfinX Platform – and offers data consultancy services.
Aplomb Cloud
Aplomb Cloud operates in the Cloud Infrastructure industry, offering cutting-edge solutions in the service industry and Information Technology sector.
ELIRE Group
Founded by Luke Jenkinson, ELIRE Group is at the heart of providing real solutions in future mobility infrastructure and ecosystem. They aim to change the game and contribute to a better way of living and have a positive impact on society.
nst.agency
Michal Dybowski founded nst.agency with a focus on a wide range of sectors, including Aviation, Medicine, Lean Business, Ecology, Environment Consulting, and more.
Quix
Quix was founded by Michael Rosam, Tomáš Neubauer, Peter Nagy, and Patrick Pedrol to provide an in-memory data stream processing platform for data engineers, developers, and data scientists who build real-time data-driven applications.
Bondi Platform Ltd
The team of Andrea Dutto, Gabriele Schiavone, Pissarello Marco, and Renato Avanzini have come together to form Bondi Platform Ltd, a company dedicated to ensuring the security and efficiency of communication infrastructures with their cyber security and productivity tools.
Digger
Digger, initiated by Igor Zalutski and Mohamed Habib, firms the acceptance of cloud infrastructure in the startup scene. They provide AWS solutions for startups in an easy and accessible way, lifting the necessity for DevOps to have full control.
These startups are undoubtedly promising and contribute significantly to the Infrastructure industry. They are not only creating innovative tech solutions but are also generating jobs, uplifting the economy, and driving London’s technological advancement. The future of the Infrastructure industry indeed seems bright with their contributions.
