The Mayor of Paris is on a mission to make the city a model of sustainability, efficiency and innovation, but change doesn't happen overnight. Mayor Anne Hidalgo outlines her vision for the city's future as an international tech and startup hub.

At the world's largest startup campus, Station F, Xavier Niel and Roxanne Varza are building an entire entrepreneurial ecosystem under one roof. Hear what they have learned in the year since the campus launched and why they believe Paris could soon be the global hub for tech and innovation.

While American and Chinese tech giants grab the headlines, a long tail of European software platforms are emerging, leveraging the internet's power to connect buyers and sellers across the continent. Stripe co-founder and President John Collison discusses the technological transformations and structural changes powering this paradigm shift, and what it means for the next decade of global economic development.

VivaTech Co-Founder and Publicis Groupe Supervisory Board Chairman Maurice Levy and Paris Tech Ambassador, and JC2 Ventures founder John Chambers have both led successful, multinational companies. Now they're on the leading edge of France's Tech Revolution. We'll discuss why these two industry leaders are convinced Paris is the world's next major tech startup mecca.

Digitization boosted productivity in both business and government operations to unforeseen heights, but it has also made sensitive data vulnerable. America's top counterintelligence official explains how his department is working to mitigate the country's most perilous digital threats.

Technology has disrupted work in all industries, challenging companies to adapt to a rapidly increasing pace of change. Accenture Chairman and CEO Pierre Nanterme speaks about his own company's transformation, explaining how both the private and public sector can capitalize on the wave of innovation that is changing the future of work.

Bloomberg Businessweek presents an exclusive premiere of the latest episode of Hello World, the Emmy-nominated tech-travel show hosted by journalist and best-selling author Ashlee Vance and watched by millions of people around the globe.

Accenture’s 2018 report looks into how technology is embedded in everything we do, improving the ways we live, work, and experience the world. It digs into the technologies that are rapidly reshaping not just daily life, but society as a whole, and allowing businesses in every industry to reimagine what’s possible.

For years, as U.S. and Chinese firms made headlines, Europe's tech scene churned mostly in the shadows. But in the wake of Spotify's IPO, European tech has moved center stage. One of the sector's home-grown stars explains what's underpinning the region's success.

Autonomous driving, AI and electrification are rapidly changing the way we get around, and the accelerated pace of innovation in personal transport has transformed automakers into mobility pioneers. Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Chairman and CEO Carlos Ghosn explains how his company's collaborations with startups and its investments in breakthrough technologies are revolutionizing mobility.

Supercell, the Swedish game developer behind Clash of Clans, rose to meteoric success--with 100 million daily players on its games collectively, and a valuation of $10 billion--just six years after its founding in 2010. CEO and Co-Founder Ilkka Paananen explains how the company managed its rapid growth and discusses his strategy for sustaining it.

With Brexit fast approaching, what does the future hold for London as a global tech and innovation hub? Our panel discusses whether Britain's divorce could damage Silicon Roundabout's status as a hotbed of venture capitalists and tech startups, and if it's setting the stage for the rise of a new European center of innovation.

Europe's thriving technology hubs like Paris, London, Stockholm and Berlin have yielded a plethora of success stories, but its talent is often overshadowed by tech juggernauts in Silicon Valley and Beijing. Caroline Hyde sits down with the leaders of two of Europe's most successful startups to discuss the benefits and challenges posed by the region's unique entrepreneurial culture.

How will Australian startup Fleet Space Technologies use nanosatellites to create a digital nervous system in space? Flavia Tata Nardini tells us about her plans to connect everything, everywhere.

Facebook VP and Chief AI Scientist Yann LeCun speaks on the third anniversary of Facebook's AI lab in Paris about the future of the technology and how it may be the answer to many of Big Tech's woes.

Humanity faces innumerable challenges, from climate change and sustainable farming to affordable healthcare and economic inequality. For many of these problems, AI could be the solution; DeepMind Co-Founder Mustafa Suleyman explains why he thinks a conversation focused on ethics, societal impact and safety must be at the forefront of AI's application.

Artificial intelligence may be able to improve the drug discovery and approval processes, saving the pharmaceutical industry both time and money. Yet, despite the obvious fit, adoption has been slow. Is pharma ready for an AI revolution?

Europe has a long history of being a leader in the development AI and machine learning. NNAISENSE President Jürgen Schmidhuber, often called the father of modern AI, explains how the region's pioneering efforts will shape the technologies of the future.

Cyber-attacks are potentially the greatest risk to global growth, due to their capacity to inflict major economic damage across all industries. Artificial intelligence, utilizing self-learning autonomous software products and greater use of public cloud, is the best way to offset rising cyber risks.

As more cyber-attacks are reported daily, confidence regarding data security in both public and private sector organizations continues to erode. This panel explores the best approaches for encouraging international cooperation to combat cybersecurity threats, ensuring safer commerce in the online global marketplace.

Why did one of America's Big Tech success stories trade a top job at Amazon for a post in the Italian government, leading the country's digitization efforts? Diego Piacentini discusses Italy's digital transformation.

The revelations that Cambridge Analytica misused personal data gleaned from Facebook to target millions of voters in the U.S. and U.K. in the run-up to the Brexit referendum and the 2016 U.S. Presidential election created a political firestorm on both side of the Atlantic. There is still much to know about what actually happened. What will be the long-term fallout? Should governments step in to regulate data privacy? And is it really possible to keep our data safe?