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Dmitry Maslennikov

Head of Gcore for Startups

Dima Maslennikov leads Startups, Tenders & EU Sovereignty at Gcore, driving initiatives that support founders and strengthen Europe’s independent digital infrastructure. With 15+ years in startup and corporate innovation, he has worked with global companies and mentors founders through programs like Alchemist, Startupbootcamp, and Founder Institute.

Mission Space chooses European sovereignty: why the Luxembourg space startup moved to Gcore

An interview with Alexey Shirobokov, CEO & Founder of Mission Space with Dima Maslennikov, Head of Startups at Gcore, recorded at House of Startups, Luxembourg. At Gcore, we work closely with startups building at the edge of deep t

April 15, 2026 8 min read

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