The return of VivaTech also marked the return of President Macron to a setting where he is beloved. But his shaky political position following his re-election leaves La French Tech facing uncertainty.
French tech and Web3 startups are trying to adjust to the growing anxiety around funding and valuations.
Timmu Tõke, CEO at Ready Player Me, joined Chris O'Brien, editor of The French Tech Journal, on stage at TechChill to discuss the future of the virtual economy.
At TechChill 2022 in Latvia, we explored the roles of journalists and PR teams in promoting diversity and deciding which stories get told.
The NFT and Blockchain conferences are the latest sign that Paris is emerging as a Web3 hub. But is this a boom or bubble?
Deezer announced a plan to go public on the Paris stock exchange and could raise more than €400m. It's a massive bet that the company can still compete against Spotify and Apple Music.
Blindnet is developing a solution that simplifies the adoption of advanced encryption protocols for companies.
The carbon management platform recently raised a $73m Series B bringing its total to almost $100m in the year since it launched publicly.
How an upstart candidate combined his love of Silicon Valley and President Obama to build a powerful movement and win the hearts of French entrepreneurs.
Climate X helps companies manage their risk exposure to climate change and has attracted several Paris-based angels.
An abandoned international expansion, Covid, and an unproven business model hobbled the media-friendly AgTech startup.
From a new sports influencer fund to a new Web3 center, Frenchies are trying to make a global impact.
Inbolt uses a combination of AI and 3D vision to generate virtual versions of objects that are used in manufacturing.
The SpaceTech startup has raised $5 million to develop sustainable living systems to fight climate change on Earth using tech designed for life on Mars.
Nickmans takes us back to the beginning of the startup studio to share the journey of building a portfolio of 29 companies and raising more than $600 million.
Doctolib became France's most valuable unicorn while BlaBlaCar navigated global crises.
