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VivaTech Paris
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Europe's fastest-growing AI and startup summit drew 165,000 visitors, 13,500 startups, and 4,200+ partners to Paris Expo Porte de Versailles.
Staged each June at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, VivaTech pairs France's luxury, aerospace, and energy conglomerates with frontier AI labs and European venture funds. Its published figures highlight 165,000 visitors from 165 countries and 13,500 participating startups.
About VivaTech Paris
Europe's fastest-growing AI and startup summit drew 165,000 visitors, 13,500 startups, and 4,200+ partners to Paris Expo Porte de Versailles.
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View canonical entity profile (4 lists) →Staged each June at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, VivaTech pairs France's luxury, aerospace, and energy conglomerates with frontier AI labs and European venture funds. Its published figures highlight 165,000 visitors from 165 countries and 13,500 participating startups.
Key Metrics
Visitors
165,000 across 4 days (3 trade + 1 public)
Startups
13,500 showcased
Partners & Exhibitors
4,200+ with 1,500+ live product demos
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Connects 13,500 startups directly inside corporate innovation pavilions hosted by 4,200+ partners.
- Paris Expo Porte de Versailles sits right on Metro Line 12 inside central Paris.
Cons
- Main Stage One keynotes hit capacity fast, leaving latecomers watching hall overflow screens.
- Public access on Day 4 crowds demo aisles and reduces senior investor availability.
Eligibility
- Best for: European enterprise-startup corporate procurement
- Frontier AI, climate-tech, and luxury-tech pilots
Things to Watch Out For
- Watch out for: Saturday opens to the general public, shifting hall traffic away from quiet B2B deal tables
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