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2023 Lisbon Web Summit: A playground for the next generation of AI apps - Vimarsana News

2023 Lisbon Web Summit: A playground for the next generation of AI apps

Over 70,000 people took part in the 8th edition of the famous European tech conference

Record number of startups, 43 percent women, and 70,236 attendees at Web Summit - Vimarsana News

Record number of startups, 43 percent women, and 70,236 attendees at Web Summit

Web Summit, the world’s largest tech conference, announced today that the 2023 edition of its flagship Lisbon event is hosting 70,236 attendees from 153 countries, with 2,608 startups taking part in the startup programme – the highest number ever

'Paddy is off the board, out of the governance of Web Summit and no longer a member of the company,' new boss Katherine Maher tells reporters - Vimarsana News

'Paddy is off the board, out of the governance of Web Summit and no longer a member of the company,' new boss Katherine Maher tells reporters

The CEO of Web Summit, Katherine Maher, says that the company sent out “quasi-legal” letters to Irish media organisations because of “misogynistic” implications that a personal relationship with Paddy Cosgrave was involved in her securing the company’s CEO role.

Shell Talks Generative AI at Web Summit - Vimarsana News

Shell Talks Generative AI at Web Summit

Shell's Head of AI was at the Web Summit in Lisbon, Portugal, talking about the company's experience with generative AI.

Web Summit CEO condemns "misogynistic" and "offensive" questions about her appointment - Vimarsana News

Web Summit CEO condemns "misogynistic" and "offensive" questions about her appointment

The CEO of Web Summit, Katherine Maher, says that the company sent out “quasi-legal” letters to Irish media organisations because of “misogynistic” implications that a personal relationship with Paddy Cosgrave was involved in her securing the company’s CEO role.