Nexus Luxembourg: The conference connecting the Luxembourg hub to the European innovation ecosystem

In just a few years, Nexus Luxembourg has established itself as one of Europe’s emerging gatherings dedicated to frontier technologies. Hosted in Luxembourg City, the event brings together startups, investors, corporate leaders and policymakers to explore the transformations driven by artificial intelligence and digital technologies.

The next edition will take place on June 10–11, 2026, reinforcing the country’s ambition to position itself as a European hub for technological and financial innovation.

In a landscape already dense with technology conferences, Nexus Luxembourg occupies a distinctive space: an event designed to connect technology, finance and public policy, three forces increasingly shaping the European digital economy.

A conference designed as an ecosystem crossroads

Unlike many technology conferences that primarily target startups or developers, Nexus Luxembourg promotes a more transversal approach. The event gathers entrepreneurs, venture capital investors, corporate innovation leaders and regulators in the same setting.

This positioning reflects Luxembourg’s particular role in the European economy. Over the past decades, the country has developed into a platform for financial services, digital infrastructure and international investment flows.

Nexus Luxembourg extends this strategy by creating a forum where multiple ecosystems intersect, from artificial intelligence and fintech to cybersecurity and industrial technologies.

A showcase for Luxembourg’s technology ecosystem

Beyond panels and demonstrations, the conference also serves as a showcase for Luxembourg’s innovation ecosystem.

The event is supported by several national institutions, including the government of Luxembourg, the City of Luxembourg, the Chamber of Commerce and the national innovation agency Luxinnovation. This institutional backing reflects a broader ambition: strengthening the country’s visibility in Europe’s competition to attract talent, startups and investment.

Within this context, Nexus Luxembourg provides a platform to highlight initiatives emerging from the country’s growing technology sectors, particularly in artificial intelligence, fintech and space technologies.

Bringing together startups, investors and decision-makers

The structure of the conference combines keynotes, industry panels, startup exhibitions and networking opportunities.

The 2026 edition is expected to gather more than 10,000 participants from over 50 countries, alongside approximately 250 selected startups and scaleups presenting their technologies and meeting investors and industrial partners.

A central component of the event is the international startup competition, which awards a €100,000 prize to one of the most promising companies participating in the summit.

For early-stage companies, the conference offers both visibility and access to investors, partners and potential clients.

Artificial intelligence as the central theme

As with many recent technology conferences, artificial intelligence stands at the core of the program.

Sessions explore AI applications across multiple industries, including finance, cybersecurity, manufacturing, healthcare, mobility and space technologies.

This thematic diversity reflects the rapid diffusion of AI across economic sectors and the growing role of digital technologies in reshaping industrial value chains.

A European-scale conference

In a conference landscape dominated by large global events such as Web Summit or VivaTech, Nexus Luxembourg promotes a more focused format.

Rather than competing on scale alone, the event emphasizes curated discussions and direct interactions between participants.

This approach aligns with Luxembourg’s broader strategy: positioning the country not as a mega tech capital, but as a connection hub linking innovation, finance and policymaking across Europe.

Nexus Luxembourg: practical information

The Nexus Luxembourg conference will take place on June 10–11, 2026, at Luxexpo The Box in Luxembourg City. The event is expected to bring together over 10,000 participants from more than 50 countries, along with 250 selected startups and scaleups. The program includes conferences, industry panels, technology demonstrations, investor meetings and an international startup competition awarding €100,000 to one winning company. The conference focuses on artificial intelligence, fintech, cybersecurity and emerging digital technologies shaping the future of the European economy.