Lucile Ritchie is Director of Product & Solutions at Entalpic, a French AI deep-tech company accelerating the discovery of next-generation materials for semiconductor manufacturing. With a background spanning business, data, and product strategy, she has spent the past eight years working at the intersection of technology and innovation in the French startup ecosystem.

At Entalpic, Lucile leads product strategy and customer programs, translating cutting-edge AI and computational chemistry into solutions for industrial R&D. She also oversees the company's positioning, marketing, and data strategy.

In her talk, Lucile will explore how advances in generative AI, machine learning, and quantum simulations are transforming materials discovery, and what it takes to bring these technologies from research to real-world industrial impact.

AI everywhere: reinventing Spotify's core strategies

Lars Maaløe is the Co-Founder and CTO of Corti, a pioneering AI company building infrastructure and foundation models for healthcare developers. He holds a PhD in Machine Learning from the Technical University of Denmark and serves as an Adjunct Associate Professor of Machine Learning at DTU, with research focused on understanding complex data sources like audio and images through deep neural networks. After building his technical expertise at companies including Apple and Issuu, Lars co-founded Corti to bring machine learning to the moment it matters most in healthcare. Today, Lars leads Corti's technical vision, building the specialized infrastructure and foundation models that power real-time clinical support across the U.S. and Europe. 

Beyond Air Cooling: new frontiers in AI hardware design

In June 2019, Philippe Notton launched SiPearl, the European fabless designer of high-performance, energy-efficient CPUs for sovereign supercomputing, artificial intelligence, data centre end defence, with the support of the European Union. Its first-generation CPU, Rhea1, will be available at the end of the year. In particular, it will equip JUPITER, Europe's most powerful supercomputer which is operated by Forschungszentrum Jülich (Germany) and owned by EuroHPC JU.

Before founding SiPearl, Philippe held senior management positions at Thomson, Canal+, LSI Logic, STMicroelectronics, Atos and a successful Taiwanese start-up (MStar Semiconductor, sold to MediaTek in 2012 for $4 billion) where he was Vice-President of Marketing.

Philippe holds a engineering degree from Supélec and an Executive MBA from ESSEC and Manheim.

Philippe Notton

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