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  1. RAISE Summit13 min

    Serge Palaric, NVIDIA & Antoine Vaissié, Google Cloud: Better together

    Serge Palaric, Antoine Vaissié, Serge Lachapelle

    Google Cloud and NVIDIA have deepened their strategic partnership to deploy enterprise-scale AI, becoming the first provider to offer Blackwell architecture GPUs including the B200, GB200, and G4 instances for immediate production use. This collaboration integrates NVIDIA AI Enterprise software and NIM inference microservices with Google's infrastructure to support evolving post-training and agentic AI workloads across healthcare, finance, and industrial sectors. By combining these technologies with confidential computing options and joint engineering efforts, the alliance enables organizations to accelerate secure AI deployment while reducing operational risks and addressing specific industry workflows.

  2. RAISE Summit19 min

    A Fireside Chat with Himanshu Tyagi, CEO & Co-Founder of Sentient Foundation ft. FINOS

    Himanshu Tyagi, Imancho Tiagi

    Co-founded by academic Iman Shutyagi, the Sentient Foundation advocates for a blockchain-enabled "creator economy" that allows open-source AI contributors to tokenize and monetize high-value assets like data and hyperparameters. The organization promotes open auditing and red teaming as primary safety mechanisms while predicting that global AI advancement will depend on a decentralized baseline rather than closed models or rigid regulatory thresholds. By targeting digital-native developers and utilizing decentralized compute, the initiative aims to sustain a competitive, open-source ecosystem where software contributions yield long-term financial value alongside technological progress.

  3. RAISE Summit17 min

    A Keynote with Richard Rizk, & IRobert Rizk, BLACKBOX.AI

    Richard Rizk, IRobert Rizk

    Co-founded by Robert and Richard Co, Blackbox has scaled its autonomous coding agent platform to over 20 million users, securing the top rank among code-related AI startups on Andreessen Horowitz's 2024 adoption list. The system distinguishes itself through features like Figma-to-code conversion, voice-enabled remote execution, and a "Robocoder" module that resolves GitHub issues asynchronously within isolated secure environments. While integrating with over 35 IDEs and offering unified model access, the company emphasizes a human-in-the-loop philosophy to augment developer productivity rather than replace engineers.

  4. RAISE Summit20 min

    Contentsquare & Eurazeo: From Data Rich to AI Smart Reinventing a Scale Up in Real Time

    Anne-Charlotte Filbert, Ilan, Remy

    Eurazeo's Anne-Charlotte Filbert and Content Square's Ilan analyzed the latter's strategic pivot from a traditional analytics provider to an AI-native platform following a 2023 acquisition of Heap. Driven by CEO John, the company restructured its organizational culture and product roadmap to prioritize agentic workflows, launching proactive "Sense" insights while implementing strict security protocols for tools like Gemini and Dust. The discussion concluded that future market survival hinges on the "velocity" of leadership to transform late-stage enterprises, contrasting Content Square's scale with the agility required for AI-native success.

  5. RAISE Summit26 min

    Adrian McDermott, CTO, Zendesk: What CX Teaches Us About AI And The Future Of Work

    Adrian McDermott, Joseph

    During a presentation on enterprise AI transformation, Zendesk representatives detailed how their platform now supports 15,000 generative AI users and redefines customer service as a critical revenue engine where 94% of value derives from support interactions. The company outlined a strategic shift toward outcome-based pricing and the development of voice-enabled agents, aiming to reduce the customer service market's dependence on human labor by the end of the decade. Data from 33 million analyzed tickets suggests that AI will primarily address upstream business failures and low-value queries, allowing human agents to focus on high-empathy tasks that prevent churn.

  6. RAISE Summit20 min

    Neo4j, Eurazeo Growth: Connected Intelligence Why Graph Technology Is the Missing Link in GenAI

    Romain, Philippe

    Eurasio Fund identified graph technology as essential for bridging the gap between GenAI prototypes and production environments, a strategy validated by Gartner's finding that knowledge graphs increase success rates by 80%. Major enterprises like Klarna now leverage this approach to eliminate thousands of legacy applications and accelerate processing speeds by 1,000 times, while Neo4j serves as the underlying infrastructure for 84 Fortune 100 companies. The industry further solidified this shift in 2023 when the ISO standardized the Cypher query language as GQL, cementing graph databases as a critical component for explainability and security in complex AI systems.

  7. RAISE Summit17 min

    Stephane Kasriel, Meta Fundamental AI Research (FAIR): Frontier AI From Research to Production

    Stephane Kasriel, Stefan, Stephen Beyrer, Romain Guyett

    Stefan Beirer leads Meta's Fundamental AI Research division in a $60 billion infrastructure expansion aimed at transitioning AI from academic theory to consumer-scale products through a Bell Labs-style model. This strategy leverages the open-source Llama ecosystem and real-time emotional avatars to drive global adoption while refuting immediate mass displacement fears by citing current hardware limitations. Beirer projects that massive compute investments will drive inference costs down by up to 1,000x within two years, enabling "always-on" devices and accelerating a decade of technological progress comparable to the first industrial revolution.

  8. RAISE Summit18 min

    Ronan Harris (Snap Inc): Bringing AI into the world through augmented reality ft. Bloomberg News

    Ronan Harris, Benoit

    Snap plans to launch new consumer Spectacles next year while leveraging a platform strategy that currently supports 8 billion daily augmented reality lens uses among its 900 million users. The company is differentiating itself from hardware-focused competitors by fostering a developer ecosystem of 400,000 creators and integrating AI partners like Google and OpenAI to drive both ad targeting and third-party experiences. Despite facing stock declines and layoffs, Snap's leadership argues that adopting machine learning and resisting strict age bans are essential for maintaining market relevance against major global competitors.

  9. RAISE Summit20 min

    A Frieside chat with Rafay & BUZZ HPC: Sovereign AI in Action From Infrastructure to Impact

    Rafay, BUZZ HPC, Haseeb, Craig

    BuzzHPC positions itself as a sovereign AI provider for Canadian enterprises by operating an integrated stack across Sweden and Canada that delivers over 135,000 GPUs while ensuring strict data residency and compliance with regulations like the U.S. Cloud Act. By transitioning from declining bare metal margins to value-added model-as-a-service offerings, the platform achieves revenue per H100 of $3.50 to $5.00 through self-service consumption, multi-tenancy, and enterprise-grade SLAs. This approach satisfies modern developer expectations by offering granular isolation from single units to 1,000+ GPU clusters, enabling efficient end-to-end project hosting without the friction of data movement between hyperscalers and domestic clouds.

  10. Sourcery with Molly O'Shea38 min

    Base Power Raises $1B led by Addition, with Trust Ventures, Lightspeed, a16z, Altimeter, Elad Gil

    Elad Gil, Zach Dell, Justin Lopas, Molly O'Shea

    Base secured an oversubscribed $1 billion Series C led by Addition, accelerating from its previous $200 million round to fund its "Speed to Power" product designed to bypass traditional grid interconnection delays for data centers. Backed by strategic investors like Lennar and Starwood alongside founders from SpaceX and Tesla, the company is deploying gigawatt-scale battery capacity from its Austin "Factory One" at a target rate of 100 megawatts per month. This capital infusion supports a strategic pivot to replace fossil fuels with cost-efficient solar and storage, aiming to solve critical energy bottlenecks for AI development while expanding operations into high-solar states like California and Florida.

  11. The Economist7 min

    Mark Carney on dealing with Donald Trump

    Mark Carney, Donald Trump, Zanny Minton Beddoes, Prime Minister Carney, Sani

    Prime Minister Carney attributes Canada's recent economic stagnation to persistent tariff uncertainty while characterizing U.S. trade policy as a coercive "mafioso" strategy driven by President Trump. In response to this geopolitical rupture, Ottawa is pivoting toward strategic sovereignty by bolstering Arctic defense and cultivating a "variable geometry" of trade alliances to reduce reliance on the American market. This dual approach acknowledges a permanent shift toward high-tariff U.S. protectionism, compelling Canada to prioritize self-sufficiency and diversify global partnerships beyond traditional transatlantic frameworks.

  12. RAISE Summit18 min

    Cohere, Adobe, Teneo: Revolutionizing Enterprise Search with AI. Unlock The Potential of Your Data

    Philippe Massoncier, Nick Morales, Abhijit Singh

    Adobe and Cohere have formally partnered to integrate Cohere's AI embedding and re-ranking models into Adobe Document Cloud, powering the Acrobat AI Assistant with multilingual and multimodal search capabilities across over 100 languages. This collaboration transforms enterprise search from simple retrieval to intelligent action by unifying fragmented data from systems like Salesforce and SharePoint, while enforcing strict trust pipelines through Retrieval-Augmented Generation to ensure all AI responses are cited to source documents. By offering flexible deployment options including private on-premises infrastructure, the alliance directly addresses critical barriers to enterprise AI adoption such as data silos, security compliance, and the need for context-rich data to enable autonomous AI agents.

  13. RAISE Summit20 min

    NYSE, ICONIQ, NFDG/ AI Grant: From SaaS to Superintelligence How AI Is Rewriting Growth Economics

    Hirsch, Sarah

    Investors from NFDG and Iconic discuss a private AI market defined by unprecedented valuations for young firms, where aggressive growth expectations now outweigh traditional age-based benchmarks. The dialogue highlights shifting financial mechanics, such as the prevalence of hybrid pricing models and the critical importance of velocity over static data moats in defending against hyperscalers. Looking forward, the speakers identify biology and service-heavy verticals like legal and healthcare as primary arenas for disruption as AI transitions from cloud-enabled tools to native operational infrastructures.

  14. RAISE Summit20 min

    Chris Stephens (Groq) & Judith Gardiner (Equinix): Enabling AI Inference for the European Market

    Chris Stephens, Judith Gardiner, Christopher Coleman-

    Grok and Equinix have formalized a strategic partnership to deploy AI inference services across Equinix's 270 global data centers, initiating operations in Helsinki with a roadmap for rapid expansion into Southern Europe and Africa. Leveraging specialized 14nm chips that significantly reduce power consumption and Equinix Fabric for low-latency connectivity, the collaboration addresses surging enterprise demand for sovereign cloud solutions and data residency in regulated sectors. This alliance prioritizes speed to market, evidenced by previous 30-day deployment cycles, while integrating sustainability measures such as waste heat recovery and renewable energy sourcing to support the industry's shift toward distributed inference workloads.

  15. RAISE Summit23 min

    A fireside Chat with Mati Staniszewski, CEO & Co-Founder of Eleven Labs ft. Balderton Capital

    Mati Staniszewski, James Wise

    Founded by Mati Kovacs and Peter, Eleven Labs has evolved from addressing Polish film dubbing limitations into a global AI voice leader operating with offices in the US, Europe, India, and Japan. The company currently executes a dual strategy of frontier research and application development, delivering production-ready voice agents for healthcare scheduling and interactive entertainment while distinguishing itself through high-fidelity dialect recognition and a creator marketplace that has paid over $5 million. Looking forward, leadership is prioritizing a three-tier trust framework for safety and a technical pivot toward combining cascaded reliability with end-to-end Duplex models to achieve human-like latency in the coming year.