In 2009, the table in Amélia and Nuno’s living room served as the experimental laboratory for Innuos’ first server. From there came the first few hundred units that the project, still unnamed, sold through eBay.
Without investors, and seven years later, they launched Innuos, a company designed for the “niche” of high-fidelity sound, a market valued at $17 billion worldwide.
Without investors, and seven years later, they launched Innuos, a company designed for the “niche” of high-fidelity sound, a market valued at $17 billion worldwide. Their servers are recommended by brands such as Bang & Olufsen.
Amélia Santos recounts, step by step, the journey that transformed her dining room table in London into an international venture originating in southern Portugal.
