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VivaTech 2027

VivaTech returns to Paris for four days connecting startups, investors, major technology companies, public institutions and international delegations across an exhibition, conference programme and startup challenges.

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Technology & Startup ConferenceJUN 16–19
École polytechnique Université Paris-Saclay / Jérémy Barande · CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
EVENT OVERVIEW

What you need to know

VivaTech 2027 is scheduled for 16–19 June at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. The organisers have confirmed the dates and venue, while the detailed programme, speakers and pass structure are still being assembled. The event brings together technology companies, startups, investors, media and public-sector delegations, with the exhibition floor and country pavilions operating alongside the main conference.

The breadth of the event makes selection important. Attendees should track which startup challenges, corporate innovation programmes and national pavilions align with their priorities, then arrange meetings before the busiest days. For founders and investors, the most useful signals often come from repeat corporate buyers and institutional partners rather than the largest stages.

KEY THEMES

What to expect

  • Artificial intelligence and enterprise technology deployment
  • Startup financing, scaling and international market entry
  • Climate, mobility, health and industrial innovation
  • European technology policy and cross-border partnerships
WHO IT IS FOR

Who should attend

  • Startup founders and scaleup teams
  • Venture investors and corporate innovation leaders
  • Technology buyers, researchers and public institutions
  • International trade and startup-ecosystem delegations
WHY IT MATTERS

VivaTech has become one of Europe's most consequential meeting points for startup finance, enterprise technology procurement and public innovation policy. Its mix of founders, global corporations and national pavilions provides an unusually broad view of which technologies are moving from demonstration to commercial deployment.