Europe, we do not leave. a period.

There are some main headlines that make tours that claim that Techcrunch “gets out of Europe” and closes its coverage of European startups. This is a flat error. It distorts who we are, and what we do, and – the most important of all – what we believe in.

Recent changes in Techcrunch are not about decline. They are about reorganization and reinforcement. This new chapter feeds our partnership with our sister company, Foundry, which was placed in the same property to create an entity and technical media with an unparalleled global domain.

In order to be clear, the mascara is a force in the field of international technological journalism. Her wallet includes existing and respectable brands such as PCWorld, Macworld, CIO and Techadvisor, with a wide network of journalists and deep experience in ecosystems of local and regional technology throughout Europe and the world.

The suggestion that our new property believes that international coverage is unnecessary. The full purpose of collecting Techcrunch and Foundry together is to create a stronger and more focused media platform in the world.

Why do we fight for this rhythm

Europe is the place where the Fintech organization is written, as the quantum startups of Max Planck Labs rotate, as climatic technology pilots become the standard for the rest of the planet. In 2024 alone, European founders gathered more than 40 billion euros; Many of the only one that we covered last year was born on this continent. If you care about the future of technology, you should be here. We.

While we merge the strengths of both Techcrunch and Foundry, here we are promised to the founders, investors and readers in Europe and beyond:

• Radical presence. We will be on the ground-from the experimental days in Tallinn to revealing a hop hydrogen in the Basque country-because the stories appear closely different.
• Unrelenting scrutiny. The noise dies in broad daylight. We will continue to ask the annoying questions and drilling of the true story so that you do not have to do so.
• The real global loudspeakers. It is worth hacking in Zagreb the same size as one in the silicon valley. By integrating Techcrunch and Foundry networks, we will amplify European innovation of other millions in 190 countries, and we offer a really deeper visions and unified global visions.

To the startup community: Keep your advice, your papers and upcoming invasive seizures. Send them to tips@techcrunch.com Or Ping our encrypted channels. We will listen – with a louder and more broad -scale in the past.

Techcrunch does not retreat from Europe. We double.

– Michael Reinstain, Chairman and Publisher