French Tech News: Xavier Niel's GenAI Gamble
Can the French billionaire turn France into a global leader in this emerging technology?
Can the French billionaire turn France into a global leader in this emerging technology?
Funding for sustainability and climate startups lead the latest batch of deals.
The French startup godfather has assembled an unlikely crew of fellow billionaires to support his plan to make the nation a GenAI epicenter.
The GenAI startup made big news when it decided to move its HQ to Paris. While the company has been in stealth mode, the co-founders recently explained their vision for transforming the way software is created.
Part II of our Quantum Computing series looks at the early stage push behind this emerging technology.
Deeptech, AI, and life sciences led the early-stage funding in November.
The Grenoble-based startup is emblematic of the policies and research that France hopes will make it a global leader in quantum computing.
Jurczak on quantum computing investing: "There is no lack of science or ideas."
The €1.8 billion National Quantum Strategy has created a frenzy around this emerging technology. This special quantum-themed edition will guide you through the major players in the French Quantumverse.
As the French quantum ecosystem expands and evolves, we've put together this guide to important startups, institutions, and government agencies that will be continually updated.
Mehr: "I think what differentiates France is how dynamic the ecosystem is here...you can see the will to work together on this and to be successful together."
In this edition: Roundtable is democratizing early-stage investing. And impact startups scored big with Seed investors.
France is pushing for digital transformation of its agricultural sector. Robots are poised to play a key role, and startups in this sector have raised almost €100 million.
Impact companies focused on the environment and diversity lead the latest batch of early-stage investments.
Testa: "We want to enable everybody to finance the next big thing in the private markets."
Fresh from a stint at Y Combinator, Escape raised a €3.6m Seed Round for its API security platform. Co-founder Tristan Kalos breaks down the tech and business plan.