Nextgov US and Finland Sign Technology Prosperity Deal
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- •The US and Finland signed a Technology Prosperity Deal on October 29, 2026.
- •Key areas of cooperation include AI, quantum technologies, and research security.
- •The agreement aims to enhance industrial security and promote trusted technology exports.
On October 29, 2026, the United States and Finland signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance collaboration in emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence and quantum technologies. The agreement aims to accelerate the development and adoption of these technologies, focusing on secure telecommunications and research security. Secretary of State Marco Rubio highlighted Finland's expertise in various fields, emphasizing the importance of this partnership. The deal includes provisions for promoting exports of trusted technology stacks and establishing a bilateral research security dialogue. Additionally, a Critical Minerals Framework was signed, addressing efforts related to semiconductors and energy infrastructure. The collaboration is expected to strengthen both nations' industrial security and technological competitiveness.
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