Europe's fast-moving tech scene now has a new daily-style stage. London-based European Technology Network (ETN), founded by Luke Knight and Ronan Chambers, is expanding from two live shows a week to five, beginning June 27.
The program, which already streams on X and YouTube and has surpassed 5 million views, is entering a larger phase after raising $1.6 million in seed funding. Backers include Powerhouse Capital, Axel Springer SE, LadBible, and angel investors linked to OpenAI and DeepMind.
With the new capital, ETN is moving into a bigger studio in Kings Cross, adding team members, and launching a newsletter. The expanded format will keep its core structure: a midday live segment covering major tech developments, followed by guest interviews and open conversation.
Knight and Chambers say the show is designed to match the pace of Europe's startup ecosystem, where founders, investors, and operators are increasingly looking for a platform that reflects the region's momentum. Guests have already included leaders from Synthesia, Legora, and Granola, alongside figures from the wider AI and venture capital world.
The duo also plans to broaden the format with debates, roundtables, and pitch sessions, turning ETN into a more interactive hub for the continent's innovation community. Sponsorship support already comes from names such as Polymarket, Base, and ElevenLabs.
By spotlighting founders and ideas across Europe, ETN aims to document a generation building faster, thinking bigger, and shaping a more connected tech culture. In the years ahead, this kind of platform could help define how Europe tells its own innovation story.
