At the TechChill 2022 conference in April, we spoke on stage about the current state of cloud services, the importance of sovereignty, why multi-cloud matters, and how the industry will change over the next decade.
Europe and France want to make make a kinder, gentler metaverse that isn't dominated by craven American bullies. Plus: 2 deals this week extend the US influence over French startups.
Monga is a Proptech startup that has developed a platform to help property managers and residents manage maintenance issues.
From eating ramen noodles to topping a Forbes entrepreneurship list, Montreal-based Rodolphe Barrere has had a blistering ride over the past 4 years. And he's just getting started.
The French Tech News visited Ynsect's mealworm farm in Dole, France, and spent some time with CEO Antoine Hubert learning more about Ynsect's journey, its mission, its science, and where the company will go from here.
With success comes greater scrutiny. Three French startup leaders are learning that the hard way.
Orus is an insurtech startup that is developing bespoke insurance products for small and medium-sized businesses.
French startups have raised $545 million in the first 2 months of Q3 2022, a weak showing compared to the $3.9 billion raised in Q3 2021. The funding freeze is here.
Healshape has developed a personalized bioprosthesis solution for breast reconstruction using 3D printing and the patient's natural tissue.
Amid global startup turbulence, the biggest French Tech startups like Qonto, Contentsquare, and Swile are doing deals to consolidate their market leadership.
Omi's SaaS platform allows clients to model and render 3D photos and videos of their brand and products to achieve photo-realistic quality for virtual worlds.
A leaked trove of Uber documents put President Macron on the hot seat for his support. Rather than uncovering Macron misconduct, the revelations highlight France's balanced view of innovation.
Hors Normes has developed a platform that lets organic farmers and producers sell leftover products directly to consumers.
Jean-Noël Barrot was named France's new Digital Minister this week. To which many in the French Tech ecosystem responded: Who?
Sonio has created an artificial intelligence platform that aims to improve pregnancy care by giving greater insight to doctors.
Six months into her tenure, the new-ish director of France's entrepreneurship agency sees a mature ecosystem ready to make a bigger impact and mature enough to weather economic uncertainty.
