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Europe has long debated the gap between its rich intellectual capital and its position in the global venture economy. The Ventures.eu Forum—recently hosted at Château de Beloeil—crystallized a central truth: If Europe wants to be a generational innovation powerhouse, it cannot merely aspire to bigger exits or policy ambitions—it must invest deeply in venture, strategically and swiftly.
How corporates and startups can turn pilots into lasting partnerships—and why it matters for Europe’s innovation future.
Instead of looking at golden visas merely as a way of attracting capital, we should recognize them as a platform for importing talent, new ideas, and entrepreneurial ambition.
When the lights went out across Portugal, Spain, Andorra, and parts of France during the “Great Iberian Blackout” in April 2025, it exposed a real issue: an aging and brittle grid infrastructure.
It would be natural to assume that venture capital (VC) firms, when defining the terms and conditions of their investments, would strongly favor their own interests over those of the founders.
AI, high-performance compute (HPC), cryptocurrency, and IoT are all driving the need for denser racks and more power… creating more heat, more noise, and more cooling challenges.
Beyond financial investment, Ventures.eu offers comprehensive support to its portfolio companies, including assistance in IT, legal, financial services,
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