Luxembourg’s National Research Fund has pre-announced the 2026 ATTRACT and PEARL calls, setting the calendar for universities and research centres that want to recruit high-level scientific talent.
Luxembourg's national innovation agency closed 2025 with its highest-ever support count and launched a redesigned, four-pillar service model. Minister Lex Delles and CEO Mario Grotz also confirmed the Luxembourg AI Factory, part of the EU's 19-strong AI Factory network, has assisted around 150 organisations since launch.
Individuals investing in qualifying start-ups will be able to claim a credit equal to 20% of their investment, up to €100,000 per year — a deliberate nudge to deepen Luxembourg's domestic risk-capital pool.
A new sovereign supercomputer with more than 2,100 GPU-AI accelerators puts the Grand Duchy on Europe's AI infrastructure map, with half of capacity reserved for national use.