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The inauguration ceremony was attended by Grand Duke Guillaume; Lex Delles, minister for the Economy; Jean-Marie Jans, mayor of Bettembourg; as well as Jean-François van Boxmeer, chairman of Vodafone Group, and Ninian Wilson, CEO of Vodafone Procure & Connect. (Photo: Vodafone)

Vodafone inaugurates its pan-European logistics hub in Bettembourg

The telecoms group is strengthening its supply chain in Europe with a new strategic infrastructure in Luxembourg, designed to accelerate the rollout of 5G and fibre networks as well as improve logistics resilience.

Thierry Labro • 19.03.2026

“Space is now recognized as critical infrastructure for national security,” said CEO Theresa Condor, highlighting the group’s positioning in dual-use applications, both civilian and military. (Photo: Mike Zenari / Paperjam / Archives)

Spire Global confirms its strategic pivot

Thierry Labro • 19.03.2026

At the top of the sector, Revolut remains the most spectacular example of European fintech power. The British company, which has raised more than €3.3 billion since it was founded, remains the continent’s best-funded startup. (Photo: Shutterstock)

Fintech: the European bubble between correction and maturity

Thierry Labro • 16.03.2026

The very low orbit satellite project must develop new propulsion systems, more resistant materials and satellite architectures adapted to enable sustainable operation in these conditions. (Image: European Defence Agency)

Seven players in a European military space programme

Thierry Labro • 16.03.2026

Antony Jakubse, advisory senior manager at PwC, and Maxime Pallez, advisory director at PwC, note in their study both the importance of the two roles and the resources they need to perform them properly. (Photos: PwC. Photomontage: Paperjam)

DPO-Ciso: two strategic professions... that need resources

Thierry Labro • 12.03.2026

The four founders of Wiz, a cybersecurity solution applied to the cloud. Or how to convince businesses to move to the cloud... with the reassurance of cybersecurity. Google's gamble in the face of AWS and Microsoft. (Photo: Wiz)

Wiz: why Google has written the biggest cheque in its history

Thierry Labro • 11.03.2026

On the left, Roderick Rühl, who has taken up his position as co-founder and managing director of Polimak Space. On the right, André Pienaar, chairman of Collective Defence. (Photos: Polimak Space, andrepienaar.info; editing: Paperjam)

Polimak Space and Collective Defence choose Luxembourg

Ioanna Schimizzi • 10.03.2026

“Our ambition is not to become the biggest player in the market, but the most reliable and the most durable,” Tarek Bougroug, founder and CEO of Infinitemind, said as the group announced its acquisition of Luxembourg-based technology services company Asensia. Photo: Infinitemind

Infinitemind buys Luxembourg-based Asensia

Kangkan Halder • 09.03.2026

Grand Duke Guillaume with Sophia, the humanoid robot by Hanson Robotics, at Nexus Luxembourg, the international tech and AI summit hosted at Luxexpo The Box. (Photo: Romain Gamba/archive)

Nexus Luxembourg: 3 months to the 2026 edition, one year to 2027

Paperjam.lu • 09.03.2026

Among the women founders of startups, Ala Presenti received the “Start-up Award” at the Women in Tech Europe Awards 2025 and launched Moniflo. (Photo: Eva Krins/archives)

“Female” startups: a real dynamic but underfunded

Thierry Labro • 06.03.2026

Since February 2, Kris Van der Stappen has taken the reins of the Randstad group’s technology division for Belgium and Luxembourg. (Photo: Randstad)

Kris Van der Stappen appointed country manager of Randstad Digital Belux

Ioanna Schimizzi • 04.03.2026

For Anthropic, it’s a no. For OpenAI, it’s a yes. The Pentagon’s demands and its “greed” for personal data are at the heart of ethical discussions that raise questions. (Photo: Shutterstock)

Anthropic vs OpenAI: the Pentagon in the middle of an ethical battle

Thierry Labro • 02.03.2026

(l-r) Andrius Kubilius, European Commissioner for Defence and Space, passed through Betzdorf last week, led by Yuriko Backes, Minister of Defence, and Adel Al-Saleh, CEO of SES. (Photo: Julien Warnand / SIP)

SES stabilises its fundamentals

Thierry Labro • 02.03.2026

For Criteo’s management, including CEO Michael Komasinski, the move to Luxembourg is part of a wider strategy to simplify its market structure, including the eventual replacement of American Depositary Shares with ordinary shares listed directly on Nasdaq. (Photo: Criteo)

Advertising tech giant Criteo relocates to Luxembourg after a strong year

Thierry Labro • 27.02.2026

Omar Qaise and representatives of the EIB, the European Commission and the government on Wednesday morning, at a time when the development of the Luxembourg start-up is set to accelerate. Photo: EIB

OQ Technology secures €25m from the EIB

Thierry Labro • 25.02.2026

LuxConnect CEO Paul Konsbruck, trowel in hand, alongside the Mayor of Bettembourg, Jean-Marie Jans, and the Minister for the Economy, Lex Delles. Photo: Ann Sophie Lindström/LuxConnect

LuxConnect starts the construction of its new headquarters in Bettembourg

Thierry Labro • 24.02.2026

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