RAISE Summit✓

“Without the hardware nothing is going to run.” That is @malyala, Chief Business Officer at @Supermicro, on why the company started with the hardware. At RAISE 2026, Supermicro brought a GPU server setup to its booth, and we caught up with him to hear why in-person matters: “interaction in person is the best because we can actually show and tell.” For Supermicro, which builds end-to-end infrastructure from the server to the data center, RAISE puts customers, partners and technologies “all in the same place under one roof.” Planning your presence at RAISE 2027? Last edition, the exhibition floor sold out six months before the summit. Secure your spot at the Palais des Congrès de Paris early.

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RT @SambaNovaAI: LIVE from Oracle AI World! SambaNova and @Oracle are collaborating to bring high-performance inference to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). “Our customers want the right infrastructure for every AI workload, and inference demand is growing fast. We plan to bring SambaNova’s RDU chips to OCI to give AI builders a high-performance, efficient way to run models at scale.” — @MThiagarajan_, President, OCI. Full press release here:

RT @togethercompute: together gpu clusters can now take a node from gpu fault to healthy again automatically health checks identify the failure, the platform chooses the lightest repair, and you decide what can run unattended, down to individual xid codes here’s how it works

RT @cognition: Introducing FrontierCode 2.0: our new coding benchmark that measures a model’s ability to go beyond the spec. Most coding evals measure a model’s ability to write code that meets a spec. With FrontierCode 1.0, we asked a new question: would you actually merge the PR? FrontierCode 2.0 is comprised of more diverse tasks, featuring larger scopes and higher mergeability standards. We are now asking: not only would you merge this PR, but should you? One key feature of FrontierCode 2.0 is underspecified prompts. Rather than including every engineering decision, prompts are deliberately ambiguous, giving the models room to demonstrate their judgment. The result is a benchmark that is far from saturated, with the top model scoring just 45%.

A week ago, @Lovable was named one of @TIME’s Best Inventions of 2026.  Their ambition, in co-founder @FabianHedin's words: to “breed unicorns,” especially from people who have never learned a programming language. It’s already happening at every scale. Companies like @Uber, @Zendesk and @Klarna have adopted Lovable. And according to TIME, a Swedish trucker used his Christmas break to build the logistics platform he’d been imagining for 10 years. We see it first-hand too, where vibe coding has become part of how our own team works. Ideas that used to sit in a backlog waiting for an engineer now become working tools in an afternoon, built by marketers, ops and sales. The barrier between having an idea and shipping it is disappearing. The next wave of founders might not write a single line of code. Congratulations to the Lovable team!

@Lovable @TIME @FabianHedin @Uber Full list: The Best Inventions of 2026 -

RT @FactoryAI: Factory now supports @Jira delegations. Delegate tasks and sub-tasks in Jira to Factory, and Droid will start running.

Congratulations to @MaxJunestrand and the @WeAreLegora team on their $550M Series E! Legora announced today that the round values the company at $8.8B, and that ARR has passed $200M. The second $100M took less than six months. On the All-In stage at RAISE, Max made a point that’s easy to miss in a funding headline: “There’s a lot of legal AI companies, and very few are making it through. And not because it’s hard to build stuff… getting it to the customer is very hard.” He added that once you’re in, “it’s much easier to expand.” Today’s announcement shows what that looks like. In-house legal teams were a small fraction of Legora’s customers a year ago. In Q3 they made up more than 40% of new ones, and more than half of the AmLaw 50 now use the platform. What stands out is how they get there. Legora places forward-deployed lawyers directly alongside its customers’ partners, an admission that the hardest work happens after the contract is signed. Legal is showing what happens once agents move into multi-step work at a profession’s core. Which function do you think goes next?

@MaxJunestrand @WeAreLegora Further reading: Legora’s $550M Series E Led by Atreides Management - Full session: ALL-IN Podcast Live: Max Junestrand, CEO & Founder of Legora -

“Europe accounts for only 5% of the AI compute capabilities that are installed today in the world. That’s nowhere near enough.” @NVIDIA’s Paolo Guglielmini said that on the RAISE 2026 Master Stage. Three months later, NVIDIA is doubling down on French AI, with new investments in startups including @gs_ai_ and @gopigment.  Genesis AI is building general-purpose robots, exactly the frontier NVIDIA’s David Hogan pointed to at RAISE: “Most things that move will become robotic… and that’s something that Europe knows a lot about.” Pigment CEO Eléonore Crespo shared where enterprise AI is heading: a future where “anyone can become an agent manager.” 5% is the starting point, not the ceiling.

@nvidia Further reading: NVIDIA Announces New Investments in France’s Startups by Nat Ives -

If everyone has the same AI, what’s left to set you apart? One RAISE 2026 speaker had the answer. Can you guess who? 6–8 July 2027, Palais des Congrès & Château de Versailles

At RAISE, the press doesn’t just cover the conversation. They lead it. In 2026, journalists from @Reuters, @Bloomberg and @Forbes took the stage as moderators, putting the hard questions to the founders and executives shaping AI. Then they took those conversations back to their newsrooms. @Breakingviews' @KarenKKwok moderated two sessions on the real economics of AI. The next day, her column was asking the same question to a global audience. That’s the RAISE ecosystem: what’s said on our stage reaches the readers, investors and decision-makers who follow these newsrooms. A huge thank you to every partnership that shaped RAISE 2026.

To read the full articles: Reuters Breakingviews: "Al cost-savers preach thrift - in Parisian palaces" by @KarenKKwok - Forbes: "Behind The Al Gold Rush At RAISE Summit Paris" by @rayno - Bloomberg: Fading American Dream Opportunity to Fix French StartUp Scene by @LionelRALaurent -

How do you bring a data center to a conference? @Polariseorg found a way. At RAISE 2026, Polarise transported visitors from Paris to Munich without anyone leaving the exhibition floor. Through an immersive VR experience, attendees stepped inside the company's AI Hub, getting a firsthand look at the infrastructure powering Europe's AI ambitions. We caught up with Polarise CMO Marc Gazivoda to hear how they brought the experience to life. For Polarise, building sovereign AI infrastructure is about making European AI ambitions a reality. At RAISE, they brought that vision directly to the founders, model builders, and enterprise leaders shaping the industry's next chapter. Planning your presence at RAISE 2027? Rebooking is now open, with priority access to exhibition space at the Palais des Congrès de Paris before packages are released publicly. Secure your spot:

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What’s a @F1 car doing at an AI summit?  Among the demo screens and merch on the RAISE 2026 exhibition floor sat something a little unexpected: the @AstonMartinF1 car, brought by our partner @Cognition. It belonged there more than you’d think. An F1 car isn’t only carbon fibre and horsepower. It runs on software: in the car, at the track and back at the factory. Every line of that code has to be fast, reliable and right the first time. That’s exactly the story Cognition came to tell. As the AI software engineering partner behind the team, they didn’t just explain what their agents can do. They brought the story to life in the middle of the room and let thousands of founders, engineers and enterprise leaders walk right up to it. That’s what the RAISE exhibition floor is for: putting your story in front of the people who decide what AI gets built and bought next. RAISE returns in July 2027. Want your brand on the floor?

The best proof isn’t what we say about RAISE. It’s what the people in the room say.  Founders, executives and partners from @Lovable, @Replit, and @IREN_Ltd share why RAISE has become the AI conference outside the US. If you’re planning where your brand shows up in 2027, start here:

RT @MistralAI: Mistral Large 4 runs general-purpose agents that gather information and produce finished deliverables across complex workflows.