On July 17, our community came together for a House Party that transformed the Cyber City campus into one unforgettable celebration.
It was a fitting time to celebrate, given the final team, Mediatech, had just moved into their offices on the fourth Cyber City campus building. It was also the first time we have had two unicorns — both homegrown and bootstrapped in the Tesonet ecosystem — partying side by side, after Oxylabs officially hit unicorn status earlier this year.
At Tesonet, our celebrations are more than just entertainment. They are moments where we actively participate in appreciating our milestones and express ourselves as we come together.
Being bold is in our DNA.
No surprise then that our parties are as loud as they come. This time around, it was Lithuanian electronic music legends Solo Ansamblis laying down some block-rocking beats. And that was before UK DnB megastars Rudimental turned the volume up to 11.
And when Solo Ansamblis took the stage, even the Vilnius Fire Department joined the celebration — cooling down the crowd with water.
Loud and proud, this is how we party, and how we build.
We’re creative to the max.
Our House Party was a gathering where self-expression took center stage. A custom skate ramp built together with Boardsports kept riders rolling throughout the evening, while those looking for something a little more permanent lined up at the on-site tattoo station.
Our creativity was nourished by the unique identity given to each space by street artist Eglė Žvirblytė, whose vibrant creations captured our colorful vibe perfectly. Across the Cyber City campus, immersive art, unexpected experiences, and playful surprises transformed our offices into one giant playground.
We do it bigger.
When your unique downtown campus has just opened its fourth and final building, and the last team has moved into their offices, half measures are not an option.
Instead, we demanded a full house for our House Party.
Out of our 4,200-person community, 2,700 came together to celebrate in Vilnius. Colleagues traveled from Poland, Germany, the US, Spain, the Netherlands, the UK, Australia, Italy, France, Japan, Brazil, Hungary, Taiwan, Sweden, Romania, South Korea, Portugal, Colombia, and other countries to celebrate alongside our closest partners and friends.
For some, it was their first visit to Lithuania. For others, it was the perfect excuse to return to our HQ.
The House Party was much more than entertainment. It was a celebration of a global community that continues to grow while staying true to its culture. Proud, creative, ambitious, and unapologetically bold — that culture could be seen in every corner of the campus.
But big spaces and wild lineups don’t build a legacy. Unity does.
Because when our community comes together to celebrate as one, what we’re really celebrating isn’t just another milestone — it’s the culture that makes every milestone possible.