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Exail Technologies (EPA: EXA ; OTCQX: EXALF)

Exail Technologies is a defense technology group delivering autonomous maritime drone systems and advanced navigation solutions for naval and defense customers operating in demanding environments. The group’s solutions are used in critical application where reliability, precision, and operational safety are essential to mission success. With vertically integrated capabilities spanning design, manufacturing, and deployment, Exail develops maritime unmanned systems (autonomous surface drones, underwater drones) for mine countermeasures and surveillance missions ; and high-precision inertial navigation solutions based on proprietary fiber-optic gyroscope technology, enabling operation in GPS-denied or degraded environments Exail serves defense and civilian customers in nearly 80 countries, with the majority of its activity focused on the defense sector, complemented by selected civilian applications Listed on Euronext Paris (Compartment B) under the ticker EXA and admitted on OTCQX under the ticker EXALF, Exail is included in the SBF 120, Euronext Tech Leaders, and MSCI Global Small Caps indices.

Biomemory

Biomemory is a deep-tech company specialized in enterprise data storage. It leverages molecular engineering to build cost-effective and energy-efficient exabyte rackable appliances for Data Centers. Biomemory also develops high-quality DNA-based anti-counterfeiting systems with minimal ecological impact. Contact us: contact@biomemory.com Jobs and internships: jobs@biomemory.com

Kyber

Kyber is a French deep tech company building open-source real-time infrastructure for the Physical AI era. Its ultra-low latency technologies enable humans and AI systems to remotely control machines : including robots, drones, XR systems and autonomous devices as if they were local. Founded by VLC lead developer Jean-Baptiste Kempf, Kyber operates at the intersection of networking, low latency, open source and next-generation machine interactions.

Airthium

We build heat engines that allow the industry and the electrical grid to stop polluting at scale in a cost-effective way.

CHIST-ERA ERA-NET

CHIST-ERA is a network of funding organisations in Europe and beyond supporting research on digital technologies with a high potential impact. It selects every year two new topics of emerging importance and launches a call for transnational research projects on these topics. It is itself supported by the Horizon 2020 Future and Emerging Technologies (FET) programme of the European Union through the ERA-NET funding scheme. CHIST-ERA was launched in 2009 and the first call was published in 2010 (Call 2010). As of Call 2017, CHIST-ERA has invested about 65 M€ into 69 projects under 16 call topics. Over the same period, it has received about 6.5 M€ from the European Commission, partly to contribute to this investment and partly to cover the network management costs. CHIST-ERA enables researchers to collaborate internationally through projects of intermediate size with a lean management building on the existing national granting schemes. The typical size of a project is about 1 M€ for 3-4 partners. Projects involving 5 or 6 partners are also common. CHIST-ERA involves all four types of ERA-NET activities: - Information exchange; - Definition and preparation of joint activities; - Implementation of joint activities; - Last but not least, funding of joint transnational research actions.