Europe's Largest IT Campus will be built in Vilnius at a cost of €100 Million

The Vilnius Tech Zity Campus aims to drive technological innovation and produce a new generation of tech entrepreneurs in Lithuania.

Lithuania is set to become a major technology hub with the opening of the Vilnius Tech Zity Campus. The campus, which spans 225,000 square meters, is collaboration between Lithuania's Vilnius Gediminas Technical University (VGTU) and the global engineering and research company Hanner. It aims to drive technological innovation and produce a new generation of tech entrepreneurs in Lithuania. The Vilnius Tech Zity Campus will focus on research and development in the fields of engineering and technology, as well as providing education and training for students. The campus will house research centers, laboratories, and R&D facilities, alongside coworking spaces, an innovation hub, and a startup accelerator. It will be home to both established companies and startup ventures. Lithuania's government is providing financial support for the Vilnius Tech Zity Campus to stimulate economic growth and create job opportunities. The campus is expected to create over 6,000 jobs and generate annual revenue of over €1 billion within the next five years.

The emergence of the Vilnius Tech Zity Campus as a major technology hub is a significant development for Lithuania and the wider European technology industry. With its focus on cutting-edge research and development, the campus is well-positioned to attract top talent and innovative companies from around the world, further enhancing Lithuania's reputation as a technology hub.