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As coworking spaces flourish across Central and Beyond, this city's unique blend of Asian connectivity and Western flexibility is creating a template that Silicon Valley is finally taking notes on.
With government backing and billions flowing into govtech startups, Hong Kong's transformation into a truly connected city is reshaping venture capital trends across Asia.
As digital banking and blockchain reshape finance, Hong Kong's talent market is shifting—here's how to position yourself for opportunity.
FlowCarbon's $28 million Series B round signals a major shift in how venture capital is flowing toward decarbonisation innovation in Asia's financial hub.
A Central-based logistics AI firm is quietly transforming how the city's import-export businesses operate—and catching the attention of regional investors.
A Sheung Wan-based cleantech firm has cracked the code on turning stormwater into renewable power—and it's about to transform how the city manages its monsoon season.
As remote work reshapes office culture, local operators are betting big on immersive technology and fractional workspace solutions to keep Hong Kong competitive.
As startups flood Cyberport and Central's co-working spaces, questions mount over data privacy, labour practices, and who actually benefits from the city's digital transformation.
As data breaches and digital threats mount globally, everyday Hongkongers are adopting privacy tools that once seemed like spy-movie gadgetry—and it's changing how they shop, commute, and bank.
With over HK$2 billion in smart city grants now flowing through the pipeline, local founders are racing to build the digital infrastructure that will reshape how the city operates.
With funding pouring into Causeway Bay and beyond, local startups are positioning the city as Asia's answer to Silicon Valley.
From next-gen battery storage in Kowloon to hydrogen fuel cells arriving by 2028, Hong Kong's sustainability roadmap is shifting into high gear.
A Central-based deep-tech firm is solving Asia's water scarcity crisis—and just landed $18 million in Series B funding.
Digital wallets, buy-now-pay-later schemes, and AI-powered banking are quietly transforming how locals spend, save, and invest—turning their commutes and shopping trips into financial transactions.
As the SAR pushes deeper into digital governance, this Central-based firm is solving the infrastructure problem that's held smart city ambitions back.
Venture capital is flowing into the city's tech sector, but competition for roles is fierce and salary expectations need a reality check.
From Central's gleaming towers to Cyberport in Pokfulam, the city's innovation sector is evolving rapidly—but the rules of engagement are changing for workers.
As cybersecurity investments surge across the city, organisations grapple with the uncomfortable trade-offs between protection and surveillance.
As coworking spaces proliferate across Causeway Bay and Central, commute times shrink and family life expands for thousands of locals.
As traditional banks stumble, a new generation of fintech founders is building the financial infrastructure Hong Kong will need in the next decade.
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