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42 Lausanne and InVia are organizing three immersive days dedicated to AI for participants in the AI Business Specialist training program leading to the Federal Diploma of Higher Education
42 Lausanne and InVia are organising three immersion days dedicated to artificial intelligence for participants on the AI Business Specialist course leading to a federal certificate. The aim is to enable them to delve into the technical aspects through a highly practical approach to the technologies underpinning generative artificial intelligence tools.
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VivaTech 2026: 42 Lausanne shares five key innovation trends
With over 100,000 visitors a day, thousands of start-ups and the world’s leading tech companies, VivaTech 2026 is a showcase for global innovation. 42 Lausanne was there to distinguish between hype and genuine trends. Here are the five innovations that could have the greatest impact on Swiss businesses.
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École 42 is finally opening its Zurich campus.
Ecole 42, which has been operating in Lausanne since 2021, is set to open a campus in Zurich-Oerlikon in January 2027, dedicated to software development and artificial intelligence
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42 Zürich opens new campus offering free tech education
Zurich, July 14, 2026 – 42 Zürich is opening a new campus in Zurich-Oerlikon. Starting in January 2027, the nonprofit organization will offer tuition-free education in software development and AI systems. The first selection programs begin in mid-September.
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Geneva adopts a digital sovereignty strategy
The canton intends to provide better oversight of its technology choices, data management and dependence on suppliers...
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"You can delegate tasks to AI, but not responsibility"
It is essential to retain in-house the expertise needed to manage the information system. This is even more true in the case of AI, which is evolving at an extremely rapid pace. To make the most of it, we need people who are able to understand these technologies, use them correctly and assess their limitations
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