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  1. RAISE Summit18 min

    Zero Flaps, Zero Excuses: Network Reliability at AI Scale | Credo x TensorWave | RAISE 2026

    Phil Kumin, Jeff Tatarchuk

    Credo SVP Phil Kuhman and Tensorwave Co-founder Jeff Tatarchuk discussed the critical role of high-reliability networking in scaling AMD-exclusive GPU clusters, citing a deployment of 8,192 MI325 GPUs supported by Tensorwave's two-gigawatt North American infrastructure. The dialogue highlighted Credo's Zero-Flap transceiver technology, which utilizes rigorous thermal hardening and in-band telemetry to reduce deployment cycles from six weeks to one and eliminate the costly downtime caused by link failures in hyperscale environments like Oracle's. By driving the industry toward a standardized "Purple Cables" architecture that combines copper for short-range reliability with advanced optics for long-haul connectivity, the companies aim to transform networking from a bottleneck into a table-stakes foundation for rapid AI infrastructure revenue.

  2. RAISE Summit18 min

    Where We're Going We Don't Need Keyboards, Just Voice | Neil Zeghidour, Gradium | RAISE 2026

    Neil Zeghidour

    Gradium, a spin-off of the frontier research lab Qtize, is commercializing full-duplex voice AI models like "Moshi" to replace traditional keyboard interfaces with natural, real-time human-machine interaction. By utilizing single audio-to-audio architectures that eliminate turn-taking latency, the Paris-based company enables seamless agentic tasks ranging from customer support to industrial robotics in noisy environments. With recent funding to expand into San Francisco and open-source model access, Gradium aims to establish voice as the primary operating system for always-on, asynchronous agent networks.

  3. RAISE Summit19 min

    What's New for Startups with Google DeepMind? | Omar Sanseviero | RAISE Summit 2026

    Omar Sanseviero

    Omar Sanseviero of Google DeepMind outlined the strategic expansion of the Gemini ecosystem, highlighting the release of Gemini 3.5 Flash, the imminent Gemini 2.5 Pro, and advanced GenMedia models like NanoBanana 2 Lite for rapid image generation. The presentation detailed critical infrastructure updates including the Gemma 4 open model family, which achieved over 250 million downloads on consumer hardware, alongside new real-time APIs for low-latency voice translation and live visual analysis. These advancements collectively aim to accelerate the transition from prompt to production by empowering developers to build complex agentic workflows and specialized applications in sectors ranging from robotics to environmental monitoring.

  4. RAISE Summit20 min

    Running Secure Agents on Multi-Tenant Sovereign AI Infrastructure | Protopia AI x HPE | RAISE 2026

    Eiman Ebrahimi, María Ridruejo, Maria Redrojo, Imon Ibrahini

    Protopia AI and HPE AI Services have introduced the Stained Glass Transform, a privacy-preserving technology that converts sensitive data into randomized, non-reversible representations before they enter multi-tenant AI factories. This innovation, integrated through the SafeClaw subagent architecture, enables agentic workflows to run on shared infrastructure without compromising security or suffering the GPU underutilization associated with traditional hardware isolation. Consequently, sovereign providers and neoclouds can unlock significant revenue by processing high-volume sensitive workloads with near-baseline latency, addressing the critical gap between data ownership and economic efficiency in modern AI deployment.

  5. RAISE Summit17 min

    Headline AI Europe 100: 2026 Megatrends & Next Winners | Headline | RAISE Summit 2026

    Astrid Moullé-Berteaux, Jonathan Userovici, John

    Headline Ventures has introduced a new sector-agnostic classification framework that categorizes AI startups into six distinct "breeds" based on economic models rather than traditional industry verticals. Simultaneously, the firm announced the second edition of the "AI Europe 100" list, highlighting 100 European startups valued below $1 billion while analyzing regional strengths in deep research and gaps in applied AI sectors. This initiative aims to align founders with investment criteria by emphasizing specific operational metrics and scalability potential across the diverse ecosystem.

  6. RAISE Summit21 min

    AI's Role in Hiring Humans | Plural x Metaview | RAISE Summit 2026

    Pierre-Dimitri Gore-Coty, Siadhal Magos

    MetaView transforms unstructured recruiting data into actionable insights for an $800 billion market by deploying its core AI workspace and the autonomous "Fillmore" agent to serve both startups and enterprises. The platform builds defensibility through compounding proprietary hiring data and a relentless focus on placement outcomes, enabling small teams to scale hiring capacity globally while removing historical human constraints. This technology shifts the industry toward a dual-role future where humans manage AI orchestration and high-EQ relationship building rather than manual screening.

  7. RAISE Summit14 min

    How Is AI Changing the CFO Office? | RAMP x DFCG | RAISE Summit 2026

    Jacob Wallemberg, Armand Angeli

    Jakob Wallenberg is leading RAMP, a US-based finance automation platform serving 70,000 clients, through its expansion from American markets into the UK and broader Europe starting this summer. The company distinguishes itself with a full suite of products ranging from corporate cards to newly launched AI-native agents that automate book closing and enforce policy compliance via large language models. By integrating deeply with existing ERPs while providing granular visibility into AI model spending for CFOs and CIOs, RAMP aims to transform enterprise financial operations from manual processes to a rapid, automated system of action.

  8. RAISE Summit16 min

    Rethinking AI Infrastructure for the Age of Reasoning | Jeehoon Kang, FuriosaAI | RAISE 2026

    Jeehoon Kang, Jihoon

    Furiosa AI is initiating mass production of its second-generation Renegade chip, a 180-watt tensor contraction processor fabricated on TSMC 5nm technology to deliver 30% to 100% higher token-per-watt performance in traditional air-cooled data centers. The device utilizes a hybrid HBM-SRAM architecture and a deterministic compiler stack to eliminate power efficiency bottlenecks while offering immediate deployment via OpenAPI and Kubernetes plugins. Following this launch, the company has partnered with Broadcom to develop the third-generation Torque chip, which targets hyperscale direct liquid cooling systems with expected performance scaling of up to 30 times the current generation.

  9. RAISE Summit19 min

    The Agentic Web is Next: Building the Infrastructure for AI Agents on the Web | RAISE Summit 2026

    Abhishek Das

    Founded by Co-CEO Abhishek, Yotori deploys its autonomous Navigator N1.5 model to execute web-based enterprise tasks at a fraction of the cost and latency of frontier competitors. The platform currently processes over 100 million monthly API calls for Fortune 100 advertisers and fintech firms, enabling complex workflows like automated checkout fraud detection and cross-site data extraction. With Navigator N2 slated for release within two months to expand into general computer use, the company invites businesses with heavy browser workflows to partner on its heterogeneous, cost-optimized infrastructure.

  10. RAISE Summit17 min

    Perfect Search, Built for AI Agents | Will Bryk, Exa | RAISE Summit 2026

    Will Bryk

    Exa is rapidly scaling its semantic search infrastructure to power the next generation of AI agents, which are projected to outnumber human web searches within the year. By leveraging deep learning embeddings and a new marketplace for proprietary data, the platform enables precise, low-latency queries that reduce LLM costs while aiming for 99.9999% decision accuracy. This technology drives the company's mission to transition the digital landscape from keyword-based recommendations to "perfect search," targeting the 2028 U.S. presidential election as a pivotal milestone for enhancing societal decision-making.

  11. RAISE Summit20 min

    Infrastructure-as-Prompt: Turning Intent Into Infrastructure | emma | RAISE Summit 2026

    emma, Dmitry Panenkov, Dimitri

    EMMA, a Luxembourg-headquartered sovereign cloud provider backed by investors including BlackRock, launched its "Infrastructure as Prompt" platform in September to automate cloud management through natural language interfaces. The system functions as a unified control layer that minimizes data egress costs and reduces deployment time to fifteen minutes by selecting optimal compute instances across hyperscalers and on-premises environments. As European sovereign cloud spending remains a small fraction of the global market, EMMA's approach aims to redefine digital sovereignty by shifting control from geographic location to governance and access management while offering a proprietary fleet of accelerators ranging from enterprise to consumer-grade models.

  12. RAISE Summit18 min

    Ship the Next: Agentic Cloud for AI Innovation | Alibaba Cloud | RAISE Summit 2026

    Alex Chen

    Alibaba Cloud unveiled its Qwen 3.7 series and comprehensive "Qwen Cloud" ecosystem, integrating over 80 models into a scalable infrastructure capable of supporting 10,000 isolated agent sandboxes per minute. This launch is paired with significant productivity tools like Coder Work, which has attracted 10,000 organizations through spec-driven development, while the company advances its hardware strategy by designing custom GPUs and expanding global data center capacity. By offering predictive billing and memory-optimized hibernation for agents, the strategy aims to cut hosting costs by 70% and prepare enterprises for future agent-to-human operational ratios of 80:1.

  13. RAISE Summit22 min

    Powering Europe's Industrial Renaissance | Paolo Guglielmini, NVIDIA | RAISE Summit 2026

    Paolo Guglielmini

    Addressing a critical five-fold gap in global AI compute capacity, NVIDIA outlined a strategy for Europe to transition from a technology consumer to a builder by deploying the open Nemotron model stack alongside the upcoming Vera Rubin hardware architecture. This initiative targets a 35x efficiency gain in tokens per megawatt and aims to achieve a 10x expansion in AI capabilities by 2027 through synchronized growth across energy, chips, and applications. The speaker emphasized that achieving this industrial sovereignty requires deep collaboration with partners across France, Germany, and Poland to develop domain-specific solutions in robotics, biology, and agentic software.

  14. RAISE Summit21 min

    The Foundation Model Revolution for Structured Data | Frank Hutter, Prior Labs | RAISE Summit 2026

    Frank Hutter

    Founded 18 months ago by Frank Hutter, Souraj Gambier, and Noah, Prior Labs has developed TabPFN, a tabular foundation model that processes structured enterprise data in seconds without retraining. The company achieved state-of-the-art performance on the TabArena leaderboard and delivered measurable results for major clients like Hitachi and Credit Agricole before signing a definitive acquisition agreement with SAP. Under this deal, SAP will invest over €1 billion to scale Prior Labs as an independent European sovereign AI hub while preserving its open-source models and research leadership.

  15. RAISE Summit23 min

    Scaling Global AI Infrastructure | Kevin Cochrane, Vultr | RAISE Summit 2026

    Kevin Cochrane

    Vulture's representative, a recent ultra-running record holder, announced the "Vulture AI Factory," a unified infrastructure stack launching with SUSE to support sovereign cloud operations and decouple GPU inference from CPU orchestration. The speaker outlined a new 30-year "super cycle" of compute innovation while revealing open-source breakthroughs like the Voltron Retriever model and new integrations with NVIDIA, AMD, Dell, and NetApp. Highlighting enterprise adoption through a Marriott International use case and recent hackathon victories in clinical trials and telco operations, the event emphasized a strategic shift toward decentralized, agentic AI architectures.