EU-Startups Summit 2025 in Malta: Navigating Regulations and Competing Globally in AI & Quantum
March 25, 2025
The EU-Startups Summit is set to take place in Malta on April 24-25, 2025, and is expected to attract around 2,400 founders, startup enthusiasts, and investors for networking and discussions.
Malta Enterprise, the headline sponsor of the event, plays a crucial role in supporting economic growth and innovation in Malta, fostering a favorable environment for startups.
Meiran Galis, CEO of Scytale, will discuss how the company automates compliance frameworks like SOC 2 and GDPR, streamlining regulatory adherence for businesses.
A key panel discussion titled 'How Startups Can Ensure to Comply With Regulations Like GDPR, the EU AI Act, and Certification Standards Without Hassle' will focus on helping startups navigate complex regulations efficiently.
Rodrigo Hernandez, Global Director of GenAI at Multiverse Computing, will discuss the application of quantum AI solutions across various sectors, having raised over $71 million for his company.
Martin van Oyen, overseeing compliance strategies at FINOM, will also participate, ensuring regulatory alignment across multiple European markets.
The panel will feature industry experts including Ian Coppini from Deloitte Malta, who brings 24 years of expertise in risk management and regulatory advisory, and Alpa Jotangia from Ecommpay, who has over 20 years of experience in regulatory compliance.
Serge Lemonde from NVIDIA will provide insights into how the company supports European startups with AI and quantum computing tools, enhancing their growth and innovation potential.
Another key panel titled 'How Europe Can Compete in Quantum & AI on the Global Stage' will address Europe's role in the global AI and quantum race, focusing on funding and scaling challenges for deep-tech startups.
The European Innovation Council is highlighted as a key initiative aimed at accelerating the commercialization of disruptive European science, backed by a budget of over €10 billion under the Horizon Europe Programme.
Other sponsors of the summit include Scytale, Airwallex, EUROCROWD, and the M. Demajo Group, each contributing to the support and promotion of startups and innovative funding mechanisms in Europe.
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