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Souad Boussiba, co-founder and chief AI officer at InterspectAI and lecturer in generative AI and agentic systems at the University of Chicago, speaking on the Visionary Stage at Nexus Luxembourg on Thursday morning. (Photo: Louise Braibant/Paperjam)
TECHNOLOGY

Souad Boussiba: “Few AI agents reach production”

AI agents may be attracting significant corporate interest, but few are making it into production. Speaking at Nexus Luxembourg on Thursday morning, Souad Boussiba, co-founder and chief AI officer at InterspectAI and lecturer at the University of Chicago, said that while 79% of AI leaders claim to have developed or deployed AI agents, only two to four percent reach production environments.

Louise Braibant • 11.06.2026
Frank Roessig, head of AI Solutions at Proximus NXT, warns against dependence on tech giants and the loss of control over data. (Photo: Alix Bellac)
TECHNOLOGY

Frank Roessig: “Soon, managers will be managing agents…”

Alix Bellac • 10.06.2026
Xavier Buck, Arnaud Lambert, Loïc Didelot and André Reitenbach discussed the future of AI. The ‘edge’—or how to bring technology closer to people’s needs… provided there is enough electricity to power the machines. (Photo: Paperjam)
TECHNOLOGY

The development of AI is under threat from… a power cut

Thierry Labro • 10.06.2026
With 7bn smartphones and 1.5bn laptops globally, of which 96% are currently idle, there is a vast distributed resource representing roughly 50trn AI operations, explained Wolfgang Maaß, director at the German Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI), during a presentation on frugal AI at the Nexus 2026 on 10 June 2026. Photo: Sylvain Barrette
TECHNOLOGY

Europe’s AI future could run on devices you already own

Sylvain Barrette • 10.06.2026
From left: Serge Borg, chairman of the Luxembourg Quantum Alliance; Valentin Plugaru; Jason Lynch, CEO of Equal1; Olivier Tonneau, founder and partner at Quantonation; Joseph Mikael, president of Le Lab Quantique; and Oscar Diez, deputy head of unit for quantum technologies at the European Commission. Photo: Paperjam
TECHNOLOGY

Quantum race pushes firms to prepare before breakthrough

Mike Gordon • 10.06.2026
“No country in the world right now controls every single layer,” cautioned Eva-Maria Hempe, executive director for Public Sector Emea at Nvidia, during a keynote on the five-layer AI sovereignty stack at Nexus Luxembourg 2026. Photo: Paperjam
TECHNOLOGY

No country can control every layer of AI sovereignty: Nvidia’s Hempe

Kangkan Halder • 10.06.2026
The AI Assessment Sandbox Configurator, a new open-source tool, was launched on Wednesday 10 June during the third edition of Nexus Luxembourg, at Luxexpo The Box. (Photo: Paperjam)
INSTITUTIONS

A Luxembourg-based tool aims to make AI more reliable in Europe

Ioanna Schimizzi • 10.06.2026
In an interview with Serge Borg, president of the Luxembourg Quantum Alliance, Jason Lynch, CEO of Equal1, called on Europeans to take more concerted action to ensure that Europe retains the benefits of its ecosystem. (Photo: Paperjam)
TECHNOLOGY

Jason Lynch: “Europe can still win the quantum race!”

Thierry Labro • 10.06.2026
From autonomous shuttles and AI-powered services to the future of automated driving, panellists explored how new technologies are moving from pilot projects to real-world mobility solutions at Nexus Luxembourg on 10 June. Photo: Paperjam
TECHNOLOGY

The race for mobility’s last mile: “We need to experiment fast and scale”

Rebeca Suay • 10.06.2026
“If you wanted to invest a billion four years ago, the equivalent today is between 100 and 200 million for the same, or even greater, capacity,” said Octave Klaba. Photo: Paperjam
TECHNOLOGY

Octave Klaba anticipates a new wave of investment in AI

Thierry Labro • 10.06.2026
At 19, Alessio Calisti Thill is working to grow Ecoffee, a startup born as a student-run company and now focused on local lupin production.  (Photo: Paperjam)
TECHNOLOGY

Ecoffee founder launches €200,000 fundraising drive

Rebeca Suay • 10.06.2026
Meagan Loyst is the founder of Gen Z VCs, a global community of more than 30,000 young investors and entrepreneurs. The investor, journalist, creator and social media strategist focuses on emerging trends shaping the next generation of founders. (Photo: Meagan Loyst)
TECHNOLOGY

Meagan Loyst: “The definition of founder is growing and expanding”

Rebeca Suay • 10.06.2026
Octave Klaba, on stage at Nexus Luxembourg 2026. Photo: Paperjam
TECHNOLOGY

Watch the Nexus Luxembourg opening ceremony live

Paperjam.lu • 10.06.2026
The third edition of Nexus Luxembourg will take place this Wednesday and Thursday, with over 10,000 people expected to attend. (Photo: Romain Gamba/Paperjam/Archives)
TECHNOLOGY

Nexus Luxembourg opens its doors this Wednesday

Thierry Labro • 10.06.2026
Eirini Zafeiratou, Vice-President of Policy and Regulation at Bolt, Estonian Minister for Infrastructure Kuldar Leis, and Bolt’s Director of Marketing and Partnerships, Charlotte Eisner, at the ribbon-cutting ceremony. Photo: Paperjam
TECHNOLOGY

Bolt is taking on Uber in Luxembourg

Thierry Labro • 10.06.2026
The DSL team got together to celebrate the occasion. (Photo: Arthur Ranzy)
TECHNOLOGY

DSL celebrates its 40th anniversary and its new building [PHOTOS]

Paperjam.lu • 08.06.2026
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