The European Technology Network (ETN) is set to go live five days a week from June 27th, aiming to break down the rapid pace of technological advancements in Europe. With backing from notable investors and a move into a new studio in London’s AI hub, ETN plans an expanded role beyond its current two-day-a-week shows.

ETN has already hosted high-profile figures such as George Robson from Sequoia and Rishi Sunak, showcasing the network's growing influence. Chambers cites the speed of capital flow into European tech startups as a key driver for this expansion, noting that 14 billion dollars in funding was raised so far this year.

The show will now feature more live interviews with guests ranging from AI ministers to venture capitalists and founders, alongside debates and pitching sessions. ETN's intention is to be a platform for discourse on emerging technologies and the tech ecosystem in Europe.

With plans to bring on more international guests and travel to major tech conferences across Europe, ETN aims to represent a diverse range of voices and cultures. As Knight and Chambers see it, their role is not just to report but also to champion global opportunities for tech founders.