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Welcome to ARCTECH45

June 16, 2045 | Stavanger
Twenty years after our first summit, we gather once again among Norway's fjords. In these two decades, the Arctic has evolved from remote frontier to global activity. 

Once we just studied this distant region, now we live and work in this complex environment. As our presence grows, so do our challenges - demanding new solutions at the intersection of technology, environment, and society.

This 20th ARCTECH summit brings together the people who've helped shape this new North: industry leaders testing systems in polar conditions, scientists tracking ecological shifts, and policymakers working through regional issues. 

Join us as industry, science, and policy come together to tackle the next decade of Arctic innovation.




Explore the Streams

*This year's summit features 10 Technology Streams
that are transforming the Arctic's future. To spark your
interest, we've interviewed some of the keynote speakers.

Artificial Intelligence
Autonomous Systems
Biotechnology & Human Performance
Climate & Sustainability
Energy & Propulsion
Hypersonic Systems
Novel Materials & Manufacturing
Next-gen Communication Technologies
Quantum Technologies
Space Technologies

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This website does not represent the official opinion or position of NATO or individual governments.  Please be aware that this ARCTECH2045 website is generated with the use of AI. Its content is completely fictional and any resemblance to any persons or organisations is purely coincidental. It does however contain actual geographical locations (cities, regions, and nations) to support the immersion as fully as possible. Also, the incidents and events that are included in the website content are fictional and drafted to imagine a possible future, sometimes pushing the edge of imagination. They do not resemble any actual predictions of the future in 2045 or any specific behaviour of Arctic stakeholders that may be expected