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Leveraging industrial heritage, Zug's Tech cluster fuels employment. Emerging tech like robotics, drones, sensors, and automation drive innovation.

High-Tech

Zug's High-Tech Cluster is a Swiss Innovation Powerhouse in the Heart of Europe.

The high-tech cluster is recognized as one of the largest sources of employment in Switzerland. With approximately 14,000 employees and 750 companies, this sector holds significant importance within the Canton of Zug. The dominant force within the high-tech cluster in Zug revolves around the engineering, design, and manufacturing of electronic products and services. Additionally, digitalization, the Internet of Things (IoT), and Artificial Intelligence (AI) also hold substantial roles.
For numerous decades, Zug has served as the headquarters and sturdy foundation for companies of varying sizes. Notably, Landis + Gyr AG has played a crucial role in the early industrialization of Zug by continually enhancing and evolving its products and systems. Today, the high-tech cluster in Zug plays a pivotal role in shaping novel technologies and driving their global commercialization. Siemens, a distinguished global technology leader, further exemplifies this role, with its global Smart Infrastructure headquarters located in Zug. Siemens stands as a key player in driving innovation and transformative change within the smart infrastructure sector.
The collaboration between businesses and authorities underscores their dedication to the high-tech cluster, fostering a distinctive ecosystem.

 

Quotes from leading business personalities

Our passion for permanent innovation of customer-centric solutions and processes drives our success – it is the base for being the market leader in Switzerland and for our successful expansion in international markets. Innovation thrives best in a petri dish of a robust institutional framework and a skilled talent base with a can-do attitude and willingness to apply oneself. Zug’s high-tech cluster provides this encouraging environment. We appreciate in particular the rapidly growing ecosystem of high-tech companies, academic institutions and economically minded political organisations.»

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Peter Spirig

former CEO – V-Zug

We recently selected Zug as our international headquarters due to the wealth of life science innovation and the talented workforce in the region. The centrality in Europe, great infrastructure, outstanding quality of life and great support from the local authorities were also key factors for us in choosing this location.»

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Matthias Rebellius

former CEO – Siemens Smart Infrastructure & Chairman of the Board of Directors – Siemens Schweiz AG

Proximity to customers, knowhow and resources enabled Landis + Gyr’s successful transformation from electromechanical to digital and software, capitalizing on latest ICT and becoming the undisputed global leader in smart metering solutions. On this journey, we benefited on the inspiring spirit of similar businesses combined in the high-tech cluster and the cooperation withvarious universities in the region, securing the continuous access to the talents a business needs to successfully compete.»

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Andreas Umbach

Chairman – Landis + Gyr & President – Zug Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Companies in the Canton of Zug

Abnox
Besi
Bossard
Bucher Hydraulics
Gavazzi
Cyone Security
EcoCeres
Emerson
Hexagon
Komax
Kontron
Landiy + Gyr
Omron
Brugg Rittmeyer
Schleuniger
Siemens
V-Zug
Wision Tool AG

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Deep Tech

Thriving Deep Tech Cluster in AI, AR/VR, Sensor Technology, Advanced Materials, Robotics, and Drones.

The city of Zug stands out as one of the rapidly expanding technology hubs in Europe. Within the Canton of Zug, numerous noteworthy SMEs and startups specializing in cutting-edge and profound technologies have established their presence. Their influence spans across industries, as they engineer groundbreaking solutions founded on emerging technologies.
Zug boasts an array of esteemed companies representing diverse clusters, coupled with access to various research and networking institutions like the School of Computer Science and Information Technology (HSLU), the Innovation Park Central Switzerland, and the Technology Forum Zug. This collective environment cultivates an ideal setting for innovative, technology-driven enterprises.

Quotes from leading business personalities

Dotphoton, located in Zug, is a deep tech start-up specialized in image compression for professional applications and AI. Zug's industrial variety and proximity to investors and tech talents help us to efficiently shape the future of professional imagery. City in nature, Zug helps to support healthy work-life balance of Dotphoton's employees even in a dynamic start-up environment. We are happy to call Zug our new home.»

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Eugenia Balysheva

CEO & Co-Founder – Dotphoton

Sedimentum AG, a healthcare and tech start-up that has developed a contactless and intelligent fall detector and fall prevention solution, has been in Zug since the beginning. Zug offers an attractive working environment. In addition to the great geographical location, Zug provides startup- friendly conditions, availability of highly qualified talents, an excellent infrastructure, and has an international network. This is an ideal location for fast growing start-ups that seek to expand internationally.»

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Eugenie Nicoud

COO & Co-Founder – Sedimentum AG

Companies in the Canton of Zug

ArgYou
Blocksport
Deep Breath Intelligence
Dotphoton
Ella Media
Flarm
Fluence
Immensive
Kasko2go
OVD Kinegram
Sedimentum
Trisolaris

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