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Luxembourg

12 stories about Luxembourg
Sanna Alaranta, Senior Advisor - European R&D and Innovation Support at Luxinnovation (first row, first from the right)

Israel and Luxembourg: a winning partnership for Horizon Europe

28.04.25|Sponsored Content
Israel and the European Union have a long history of collaboration in research and innovation. As an associated country, Israel has been part of the EU’s R&I framework programs since 1996 — with impressive results. To date, the EU has funded 2,403 projects involving Israeli companies and research organizations. By partnering with Luxembourg companies and research organizations, which have a historically high success rate in securing EU funds, Israeli participants can fast-track their entry into European projects, networks, and markets
MeluXina

Luxembourg: A Secure, Accessible AI and Supercomputing Hub

27.03.25|Sponsored Content
The 2024 Stanford AI Index recently ranked Israel first worldwide for AI talent concentration. According to the same report, Luxembourg ranks second for the highest number of AI patents per 100,000 inhabitants. This is due to the country’s substantial investments in high-performance computers, allowing it to dedicate significant computing power to AI. Luxembourg is opening the doors of its supercomputer, MeluXina, to companies interested in expanding into Europe
SNC Mobility Delegation in Luxembourg visiting Goodyear

Luxembourg's AutoMobility Incubator: A Gateway to Europe

28.01.25|Sponsored Content
Israel is the fourth biggest mobility start-up ecosystem in the world in terms of financing, and its thriving start-up environment offers a real technological edge on the international scene. Current regulatory targets in the EU to reduce carbon emissions by 2030 constitute a real opportunity for Israeli companies looking to expand to the EU, and reach international audiences. Luxembourg and its opportunities in the mobility sector serve as an excellent launch pad and testbed to introduce mobility innovation in the European market. The AutoMobility Incubator is the latest addition to Luxembourg’s continuous commitment to smart mobility
David Foy, Luxinnovation, (third from the right) speaking on the panel “International dialogue of cyber leaders on the greatest cyber challenges of 2024” at Cybertech Tel Aviv 2024

Cybersecurity: Building bridges to Europe

16.05.24|Sponsored Content
Internationally renowned for its technological excellence, the Israeli cybersecurity ecosystem has developed solutions that could find an interesting market in Europe
HealthTech #NoMatterWhat panel at HealthIL Week 2024

Accessing the EU digital healthtech market from Luxembourg

18.02.24|Sponsored Content
Over the past 15 years, Luxembourg has built an ecosystem where healthtech companies can flourish and tailor their offering to the regulations of the EU market.
Graduates from Fit 4 Start # 13 © Luxinnovation

Get ready for the European market: apply to the Fit 4 Start acceleration programme

13.07.23|Sponsored Content
Young startups from around the world active in the digital, healthtech and space sectors, with a core focus on sustainability, are invited to submit applications to Luxembourg’s renowned accelerator programme Fit 4 Start. 6 months of tailor-made coaching, free access to an incubator co-working space, excellent opportunities to meet investors and partners and up to €150,000 in equity-free funding are on offer. Application deadline: 14 August 2023.
Joost Ortjens, Head of International Business Development at Luxinnovation on the panel with moderator Smadar Itskovich (Founder & CEO at Israel Living Lab) © EcoMotion

Understanding the market: the number 1 success factor

19.06.23|Sponsored Content
What is the main key to success for Israeli mobility innovators targeting Europe? Luxembourg smart mobility expert Joost Ortjens and Daphna Brunshtein-Frucht from the Luxembourg Trade & Investment Office speak about the importance of understanding the complex European market and investing in having people on the ground who can work together with multiple customers and optimise technology products to meet clients’ real needs.
Luxembourg Trade & Investment Office in Israel.

Gaining a foothold in Europe: The keys to success

23.04.23|Sponsored Content
The time has come for your company to expand globally and get a footprint in Europe. But how do you succeed? What are the pitfalls, the steps that are easily overlooked and the main success factors? Four Luxembourg-based experts with decades of experience share their insights on how to make the ride to Europe as smooth, speedy and successful as possible.
Luxembourg City

LUXEMBOURG, A TRUE "START-UP NATION”

06.09.22|sponsored content
In just a few years, Luxembourg has developed an extremely attractive environment for the establishment and development or start-ups. Financing, advice, opportunities for growth in Europe: the country is a real haven for Innovative companies.
Franz Fayot, Luxembourg’s Minister of the Economy

“Global players of all sizes use Luxembourg as a gateway to Europe and beyond”

10.07.22|Sponsored content
With its flourishing and dynamic economy, Luxembourg presents itself as a particularly attractive international hub in the heart of Europe. Franz Fayot, Minister of the Economy, talks about the country’s strengths and his vision for the future.
Luxembourg City view on the Casemates overlooking the Grund and the Kirchberg plateau

Small countries with strong impact

06.06.22|Sponsored Content
Israel is widely renowned as a dynamic start-up nation. Yael Idan, Business Development Manager at LTIO Tel Aviv, speaks about the similarities between Israeli and Luxembourg start-up ecosystems and about why Luxembourg can be an attractive springboard to Europe for companies from Israel
מימין מייסד אמזון ג'ף בזוס ו מייסד פייסבוק מארק צוקרברג

Luxembourg showing the way in GDPR tech giant fines

08.02.22|Viki Auslander
A DLA Piper report found that an all-time record in penalties for violating privacy regulations was recorded in 2021, with Amazon and Facebook suffering the heaviest penalties