French Tech 2030

The French Tech Mission is launching a call for applications for the third cohort of the French Tech 2030 programme. It is thus continuing to support start-ups developing highly strategic technologies.

The 80 start-ups and scale-ups in the French Tech 2030 programme are shaping the future of ambitious French technology. They are developing key solutions to protect personal data, prevent disinformation, secure critical infrastructure, drive innovation in healthcare, and reduce carbon emissions and dependence on critical resources. The laureates’ ambitions will go beyond technological achievement: the selected companies will help build a safer, more sustainable society.

This third cohort will comprise start-ups and scale-ups working in AI, quantum computing, cybersecurity, space, robotics, electronics, digital infrastructure, healthcare, energy and decarbonisation.

Everything you need to know about the application process

Register for the webinar held on Thursday 23 July 2026 at 11.00 am to find out more about the French Tech 2030 programme, understand the application process, and ask any questions you may have.

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The second cohort of French Tech 2030 in figures

1,4 billion euros surveys since their inception
45 factories existing or planned
353 patent applications
130 millions of euros invested in R&D
138 millions of euros in cumulative turnover in 2024
3 200 direct jobs

Selection criteria

Applicant companies must develop disruptive technologies in the fields of AI, quantum computing, cybersecurity, space technology, robotics, electronics, digital infrastructure, healthcare, energy or decarbonisation.

  • The supported companies are developing cutting-edge technologies (they hold technology patents, work closely with the research ecosystem, are led by scientists, and have secured funding dedicated to disruptive innovations).
  • The technologies developed are sufficiently mature, at least at the stage of demonstrating a prototype or a fully functional model in an environment close to operational conditions, enabling the technology to be validated under realistic or simulated conditions – i.e. a proven level of technological validation: TRL (Technology Readiness Level) of 6 or higher.

  • Company established on or after 1 January 2013
  • Registered office in France
  • An independent company (with no more than 39.9% held by a commercial company), not listed on the stock exchange, and no more than 75% of the share capital may be held by one or more foreign entities
  • The company must not be in financial difficulty (positive equity) and must be up to date with its tax and social security obligations
  • Funding: Must have raised a total of at least €3m in paid-in funds (funding received such as grants, capital raises, debt) and/or generated revenue since 1 January 2024
  • Innovation: technology patents, links with the research ecosystem, staff with research backgrounds, securing funding dedicated to disruptive innovations, or qualifying for the research tax credit in 2024 or 2025.

Service offering

As part of the French Tech 2030 programme, the selected companies will receive support for a period of one year. This comprises individual and collective support on the companies’ strategic challenges, such as international expansion, funding, business development, recruitment, regional expansion, intellectual property and regulatory issues.

A dedicated start-up manager

Within the French Tech Mission, start-up managers oversee a portfolio of companies comprising the laureates of the French Tech 2030 programme. Their role is to identify the companies’ key priorities, to mobilise the appropriate range of services and to encourage these companies to engage with government initiatives.

Greater visibility

Companies gain access to initiatives designed to boost their profile, both in France and internationally, notably through their participation in events, the promotion of French Tech 2030 in the media, and their involvement in international delegations.

Financial support

Laureates have access to personalised support designed to help them optimise their funding plan, by facilitating access to public funding and providing enhanced support from private funders.

Support with business development

Winners receive support for their business development through opportunities to meet with public and private sector buyers (major groups, mid-sized companies, etc.), both in France and internationally, thanks in particular to the ‘Je choisis la French Tech’ initiative. These initiatives enable them to forge strategic, technological and commercial partnerships through visibility-building activities and meetings with key decision-makers, both in France and internationally.

A bespoke support service from the ‘French Tech Correspondents’ network

This network brings together 60 government departments, public services and partner organisations of the French Tech Mission, which have joined forces to contribute to the success of the start-ups supported by the French Tech Mission. It helps to simplify and streamline the administrative procedures for the selected start-ups, and to address their needs in areas such as funding, recruitment, intellectual property and international expansion.

Raising awareness of security within their organisations

Information and awareness-raising initiatives are designed to help businesses strengthen the security of their organisations, particularly in the areas of sovereignty, cybersecurity, and intellectual and industrial property.

A community of tech champions

This network brings together 60 public administrations and services that are partners of the French Tech initiative.

Joining the community of laureates of the French Tech Next40/120 and French Tech 2030 programmes means gaining visibility, developing skills and expanding your network through meetings and the sharing of experiences with peers and business leaders.

The 2025 French Tech 2030 laureates by sector

AI

Cybersecurity

Robotics

Space

Quantum

Infrastructure

Electronics

Presentation of the 80 start-ups and scale-ups from the 2025 cohort of French Tech 2030

Arlequin AI

Revolutionises strategic analysis by combining unsupervised, generative and agent-based AI.

Biolevate

Develops an artificial intelligence platform that automates the management, analysis and generation of scientific and regulatory knowledge.

Comand AI

Is transforming the defence sector’s software landscape in the age of AI and mass robotisation.

Delos

Designs and develops a comprehensive AI-based workspace.

Dessia Technologies

Develops an AI-enhanced engineering software platform for major industrial sectors (automotive, defence, rail, aerospace, energy).

Entalpic

Combines advances in artificial intelligence and chemistry to design new materials and chemical reactions, promoting more sustainable practices in high-emission industries.

Generare

Accelerates the discovery of innovative and sustainable molecules for healthcare and agrochemicals by combining microbial selection, synthetic biology and bioinformatics.

Gladia

An artificial intelligence platform for processing audio data.

IN&MOTION

Designs smart, individual airbags, controlled by on-board AI, to protect motorcyclists, skiers and horse riders.

Kiro

A digital health platform that automatically interprets clinical laboratory results using artificial intelligence.

Kog

Develops ultra-fast AI inference via two approaches: an engine based on low-level GPU optimisation and a new model architecture.

Lithosquare

A next-generation mineral exploration company, built around its proprietary platform of AI Agents dedicated to geology.

Neuralk-AI

Foundation model for tabular data: NICL.

Raidium

Develops the first multimodal foundation model for precision radiology: a Large Visual Language Model.

Spore Biotechnologies

Develops rapid microbial detection technology for the food, pharmaceutical and cosmetics industries.

Synapse Medicine

Optimises clinical software to help healthcare professionals provide better care.

Therapanacea

Designs software solutions utilising artificial intelligence and advanced mathematics, used in cancer treatment and to implement precision medicine.

WhiteLab Genomics

Accelerates the discovery, design and development of genomic medicines through in-silico AI solutions.

XXII

Develops an artificial intelligence platform specialising in computer vision.

Anozr Way

Offers a software suite for managing human cyber risks and identifying human vulnerabilities, designed to assess and reduce the digital exposure of individuals and organisations.

CryptoNext Security

Supports organisations in their transition towards resilient cybersecurity in the face of quantum threats, whilst equipping them to manage cryptographic risks and ensure long-term compliance.

Evertrust

A software provider specialising in certificate lifecycle management and public key infrastructure.

GitGuardian

Offers end-to-end solutions, ranging from the detection of secrets in code and work environments to their remediation.

Glimps

A cybersecurity software provider offering file analysis solutions available in the cloud or on-premises.

HarfangLab

A provider of cybersecurity software solutions specialising in Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) and Endpoint Protection Platform (EPP) technologies, enabling the detection of and response to attacks on endpoints.

iDAKTO

Supports governments and businesses in implementing secure and scalable digital identity infrastructures.

Jizo AI

Supports French and European organisations in rolling out their cyber defence strategies through an IT and OT network observability platform.

Kerys Software

Provides a unique solution for pooling multiple work environments on a single computer whilst ensuring the highest level of security.

Memority

Develops and deploys the Identity Factory, Memority, a unified cloud platform for managing access and digital identities, regardless of user type.

Qevlar AI

Uses artificial intelligence to help businesses combat cyberattacks.

Red Alert Labs

Develops CyberPass, a sovereign, AI-enhanced SaaS platform that automates cybersecurity compliance for digital products.

Snowpack

A spin-off from the CEA, it protects sensitive digital assets by making them invisible on the internet using its patented VIPN (Virtual & Invisible Private Network) technology.

YesWeHack

A global vulnerability management platform that helps organisations strengthen their security through bug bounties, vulnerability disclosure policies (VDPs), penetration testing management and attack surface monitoring.

Dronisos

Designs and manufactures drone solutions for theme parks.

Elistair

Offers cutting-edge aerial surveillance technology that provides continuous, timely and actionable intelligence to help teams on the ground protect lives and property.

Enchanted Tools

Works on humanoid robots designed to interact with the public.

Galam Robotics

Designs and markets automation solutions for logistics.

Ganymed Robotics

Develops a next-generation surgical assistance robot.

IADYS

Its robotic products are designed to collect floating waste and hydrocarbons from the water’s surface.

IKTOS

Uses artificial intelligence and robotics to transform drug discovery.

Inbolt

Transforms industrial robots using AI.

NIRYO

Designs flexible and accessible robotic solutions for industry and education.

Robeauté

Develops a neurosurgical microrobot capable of navigating the brain to accurately diagnose and treat neurological diseases.

Shark Robotics

Designs and manufactures ground-based intervention robots for security, defence and industry.

Steerlight

Aims to revolutionise three-dimensional perception with a new generation of LiDAR.

Tihive

Develops advanced industrial inspection systems based on terahertz imaging and AI.

Cailabs

Develops and manufactures photonic solutions for the space, defence, industrial and telecommunications sectors.

Infinite Orbits

Develops satellites designed to approach or even dock with satellites already in orbit to protect them, maintain them or extend their service life.

ION-X

Develops and markets electric propulsion systems for small satellites.

Latitude

Covers the entire value chain for space systems: from the design to the commercialisation of launchers, ground infrastructure, propulsion systems, satellites and equipment for civil and military applications.

LookUp Space

Develops innovative solutions for the safety and sustainability of space operations, combining a global network of radars with an advanced digital platform.

Miratlas

Characterises clouds and atmospheric turbulence to enable very high-speed free-space optical telecommunications between Earth and space, regardless of weather conditions.

Sirius Space Services

Develops a range of three reusable launch vehicles for satellites weighing up to 1,100 kg, designed to precisely meet the needs of small satellites.

Skynopy

Is revolutionising satellite communications with turnkey connectivity as simple as a mobile service.

Spacedreams

Aims to promote competitiveness in the launch sector through the development of interoperable and modular launch pads and test benches.

Ternwaves

Develops revolutionary connectivity technology for satellite networks and provides sovereign, resilient, end-to-end secure direct-to-device services.

U-Space

Manufacturer and industrial integrator of small satellites.

Wheere

Is revolutionising indoor geolocation with patented technology that penetrates 50 metres of concrete and covers 1 km² with just four antennas.

C12 Quantum Electronics

Develops next-generation quantum computers based on a unique technology using carbon nanotubes.

Isentroniq

Develops a wiring solution for superconducting quantum computers that increases the computing power of quantum computers in existing infrastructures by a factor of 1,000.

QbitSoft

A company specialising in quantum computing, whose mission is to make the tangible benefits of quantum computing accessible today.

Quandela

Builds and supplies cutting-edge quantum solutions for industry: ready-to-use quantum computers for data centres, quantum processors accessible via the cloud, and algorithm access services for industrial clients.

Qubit Pharmaceuticals

Develops a platform for molecule simulation and design, powered by AI, HPC and quantum computing.

Quobly

Seeks to revolutionise quantum computing by developing semiconductor-based qubits.

Silent Waves

Develops and commercialises quantum technologies for reading ultra-low-power signals.

Veriqloud

Its solutions enable the deployment of quantum communication networks, ensuring long-term data security during communication and storage.

Welinq

Develops the hardware and software solutions essential for creating quantum-enhanced data centres.

Biomemory

Develops DNA-based digital data storage servers.

Greenerwave

Designs, develops and markets SATCOM user terminals for civil and military applications, as well as other telecommunications and detection technologies.

Leviia

Offers sovereign data storage solutions.

PoliCloud

Designs, deploys and operates modular cloud solutions, combining performance, security and flexibility.

Siteflow

Supports highly regulated industries in the digitalisation of their field operations through a simple software solution and proven industry expertise.

Spectronite

Provider of next-generation network solutions for mobile operators.

Univity

Enables telecoms operators worldwide to offer their customers high-performance, affordable and sustainable internet access from space, complementing terrestrial telecoms infrastructure.

Aniah

Specialises in the design of software for verifying integrated circuits in microelectronics.

DIAMFAB

Develops a breakthrough innovation in the field of semiconductors: doped diamond wafers and components capable of replacing silicon in the most demanding applications.

Keysom

Designs bespoke RISC-V processors, streamlining unnecessary instructions to optimise power consumption, performance and silicon area.

mirsense

Designs, manufactures and markets quantum cascade lasers and optical sensors for gas analysis and defence.

NCODIN

Is redefining inter-chip communication with ultra-fast, energy-efficient optical interconnects.

VSORA

Specialises in high-performance AI inference chips for data centres and edge applications.

“This French Tech 2030 cohort is full of ambition, with a genuine desire to work towards European excellence and to make its mark on the international stage. In a complex economic climate, the challenge facing this second cohort of French Tech 2030 is a significant one, and we are committed to working alongside them to scrutinise, support, strengthen and accelerate their ambitious and robust business models.”

Julie HUGUET

Director
Mission French Tech

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