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On November 7, 2019, the prize Jean-Louis Gerondeau - Safran was awarded to 3 start-ups: InBolt, Néolithe and Omini. The winners of this 9th edition are rewarded for their innovations in industry, waste management and health.
Among the 40 most promising start-ups in France unveiled by the President of the Republic at the launch of Next40, nine were founded by members of École Polytechnique's community.
Patrick Drahi (l'X alumnus), CEO and Founder of Altice, Eric Labaye, President of École Polytechnique and Jean-Bernard Lartigue, Executive Director of the École Polytechnique Foundation, inaugurated on September 18th the new extension of the La Fibre Entrepreneur – Drahi - X Novation Center.
Co-produced by École Polytechnique and HEC Paris, the online training course “Creating and Developing a Technology Start-up” was listed among the 8 MOOCs recommended by the newspaper Les Echos to start the academic year in the right way.
PayFit, a start-up founded by a Polytechnique alum, announced a total funding capital of €70 million on Monday, June 17, 2019. It intends to use the money to accelerate its development by expanding into new European markets.
Challenges recently published its ranking of the 100 best start-ups to invest in for 2019. 13 companies on the list were founded by École Polytechnique alumni, or accelerated or incubated at the institution.
Two companies launched by École Polytechnique graduates have each set off on a journey through code, offering specialized courses and reinventing the uses of computer programming.
On Thursday, December 6th in Shanghai, China, an Expert Talk took place regarding the societal and industrial impacts of Artificial Intelligence. Four researchers from École Polytechnique talked on the subject AI: Impact on the Industry and the Society
Start-ups at École Polytechnique have truly excelled this year. L’X takes a look back at the achievements of its start-ups in 2018, including product launches, fundraising, workforce expansion and international development.
As part of the Movember movement for male health, École Polytechnique would like to showcase the companies specialized in HealthTech that have all passed through its start-up acceleration program. Find out more about six Internet start-ups innovating in the healthcare sector.
On the occasion of the Wine Festival customarily held at the start of the school year, École Polytechnique would like to honor two innovative start-ups in the wine sector.
At the beginning of this new school year, École Polytechnique would like to take the opportunity to showcase five start-ups created by l’X students or accelerated on our campus, which are revolutionizing the field of EdTech, that is, connected education.
Promising entrepreneurs from École Polytechnique’s entrepreneurship center, Jérémie Laurent (former Ingénieur Polytechnicien student, X 2011) and Rafaël de Lavergne (former Ingénieur Polytechnicien student, X 2013) have been awarded the 2018 X-Grant Silicon Valley.
Sensome, a start-up that completed a journey through École Polytechnique and the X-Up Acceleration program, has announced another financing round of €4.6 million for the launch of its first connected medical device for treating stroke.
Start-ups created by the students of École Polytechnique and accelerated on its campus are revolutionizing the economy of the land and sea. In this article, we focus on three creative enterprises discovering the breakthroughs of tomorrow in computer science and physics.
