Auteur/autrice : claire-Anaïs Costa guerreiro

RAISE Summit 2026 is positioning Paris at the center of the global AI conversation, bringing together executives, investors, startups, developers and policymakers around one question: how to turn AI ambition into real-world impact. Artificial intelligence no longer belongs only to research labs, startup demos or futuristic keynote speeches. It has become a strategic issue for companies, governments, investors and entire economies. In this new landscape, RAISE Summit 2026 is emerging as one of the most important AI gatherings in Europe — and one of the clearest signs that Paris wants to play a central role in the next chapter of…

VivaTech is no longer just a technology event in Paris. Ten editions after its launch, it has become one of the most important meeting points for startups, investors, global companies, policymakers and innovation leaders in Europe. From June 17 to 20, 2026, VivaTech returns to Paris Expo Porte de Versailles for its 10th edition. The anniversary is more than symbolic. It marks the transformation of VivaTech from a bold French initiative into a global platform for business, technology and influence. In 2016, VivaTech entered an already crowded landscape of international innovation events. Europe had strong startups, strong engineers and strong…

Luxembourg has never tried to compete with Paris, Berlin or London by size. That would be the wrong game. Its strength has always been different: connectivity, finance, regulation, international networks and the ability to bring decision-makers into the same room. That is exactly why Nexus Luxembourg 2026 deserves attention. Returning on June 10 and 11, 2026, at Luxexpo The Box, Nexus Luxembourg is positioning itself as the Grand Duchy’s flagship AI and technology summit. But the event is more interesting than a simple tech conference. It reflects a broader ambition: to make Luxembourg a serious European meeting point for artificial…

AI automation is entering a new phase. For years, automation meant connecting tools together: a form triggers an email, a spreadsheet updates a dashboard, a CRM sends a notification. Then generative AI arrived, and the first instinct was simple: ask a chatbot to write, summarize, translate, analyze or generate ideas. But the latest shift is bigger than better prompts. AI automation is now moving toward reusable workflows, specialized skills and agents that can complete structured tasks more consistently. This is an important change for companies, entrepreneurs and knowledge workers. A prompt is useful, but it is fragile. It depends on…

The artificial intelligence race has entered a new phase. For the past two years, most of the public conversation has focused on chatbots, image generators and productivity tools. But the latest business news shows a deeper shift: the real AI battle is now about infrastructure. The companies that win the next phase of AI may not only be those with the best models. They may be the companies that control compute, data centers, energy, optical fiber, chips and cloud capacity. This is why recent infrastructure deals matter so much. Amazon has reportedly entered a multibillion-dollar agreement with Corning to secure…

Artificial intelligence is moving faster than most companies can absorb. The latest AI news is no longer just about chatbots becoming more fluent or image generators becoming more realistic. The industry is now entering a more serious phase: AI is becoming infrastructure, enterprise software, regulation, cybersecurity, healthcare, investment strategy and geopolitical power. Here are ten AI developments that show where the market is heading. 1. OpenAI pushes AI deeper into professional work OpenAI’s GPT-5.2 marks a shift from consumer experimentation to professional execution. The model is positioned around reasoning, long-context understanding, coding, vision and agentic workflows. That matters because companies…

Artificial intelligence is entering a new phase. The story is no longer only about better chatbots, smarter assistants or spectacular demos. The latest AI news shows something deeper: the industry is becoming a race for infrastructure, capital, regulation and control. Over the past year, the most important announcements have followed the same pattern. OpenAI, Google, Anthropic and other major players are not simply releasing new models. They are trying to build systems that can work longer, reason better, use tools, write code, analyze documents, control software environments and support professional workflows. In other words, AI is moving from conversation to…

VivaTech 2026 will not simply be another technology event in Paris. It will be a test. A test of Europe’s ambition, its ability to scale, and its capacity to transform innovation into technological power. From June 17 to 20, 2026, VivaTech returns to Paris Expo Porte de Versailles for its 10th edition. The anniversary matters. In ten years, the event has moved from a promising French innovation gathering to one of Europe’s most visible tech platforms. It now brings together startups, global companies, investors, public institutions, researchers, executives and policy makers around one question: who will shape the next decade…

Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant technological promise. It is now part of the daily vocabulary of companies, investors, public institutions and entrepreneurs. From customer service to software development, from industrial optimisation to marketing automation, AI is becoming one of the main engines of productivity. But in Europe, another question is emerging with increasing force: can artificial intelligence become not only powerful, but also responsible? This question is no longer theoretical. The European Union’s AI Act entered into force on 1 August 2024, creating one of the world’s first comprehensive legal frameworks for artificial intelligence. Its objective is to…