Storm Charles Cost Web Summit a Day but Irish Start-Ups Kept Working
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Storm Charles cost Web Summit a day but Irish start-ups kept working
We chat to Enterprise Ireland’s Michael O'Dea about the ‘scrappy, pioneering spirit’ of Irish start-ups after a storm cut Web Summit short. Read more: Storm Charles cost Web Summit a day but Irish start-ups kept working
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Web Summit 2026: China’s robots and the busiest Thursday yet
Paddy Cosgrave estimates that Chinese companies make about 98% of the humanoid robots installed around the world. At his press briefing in Lisbon, he also described how crews rebuilt the Web Summit site in under 2 days after the storm. These are my notes on what he said, and on what the robotics figures could mean for Europe.
The organization of the Web Summit is focused on the last day of the event, the most intense ever, with the press conference of the executive president, Paddy Cosgrave, scheduled for Thursday.
The last day of the Web Summit will feature a record number of speakers and meetings. The organization is in direct contact with all participants affected by the storm.
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