Loic Didelot; Credit: Olivier Minaire

On Tuesday 3 November 2026, Luxembourg-based Datacenter.eu announced the launch of its AI Accelerator, a programme aimed at helping artificial intelligence (AI) start-ups bring their products to market across Luxembourg, Belgium, Germany and France.

The programme combines commercial support, investment opportunities and access to AI infrastructure. Its first participant, Easylab AI, was founded in Luxembourg in 2023 by Julien Doussot and Philippe Hougardy.

The company develops autonomous AI agents for sectors including finance, law, insurance and accounting. It has completed more than 30 projects and is developing products including Easycore and LuxHive, with a focus on regulatory compliance.

Participating start-ups initially receive temporary free access to Datacenter.eu's AI infrastructure. They may also receive €35,000 in cash and €35,000 worth of infrastructure and AI services.

The programme also provides access to potential customers through Datacenter.eu's business network and sales team, alongside communications support, events and promotional opportunities. In return, Datacenter.eu takes a minority stake in participating companies and becomes their preferred infrastructure partner.

According to Datacenter.eu, the initiative aims to help start-ups grow while allowing them to retain control of their businesses and keep infrastructure, data and economic value creation within Luxembourg and Europe.

“Building a product is no longer the biggest challenge. Selling it is. That’s where we come in. Datacenter.eu brings a network of more than 5,300 business customers, a sales force and the infrastructure to support sovereign AI companies. We’re not just investing money. We’re helping start-ups get their products in front of real customers,” said Loic Didelot, CEO at Datacenter.eu.

Julien Doussot, Co-founder and CEO of Easylab AI, said: "At Easylab AI, we build autonomous agents that do real work inside organisations, not demos. Our Easycore agents already run in production for clients in finance, legal and other demanding sectors, always with people in control and every action traceable. Joining Datacenter.eu’s AI Accelerator as its first company gives us the infrastructure and the reach to take that from Luxembourg to the wider European market."

Philippe Hougardy, Co-founder and CTO of Easylab AI, added: "Putting an AI agent in production is an engineering discipline: dedicated infrastructure, clear permissions, full traceability and a way to stop everything at any moment. That is how we design every system at Easylab AI. Datacenter.eu shares that standard, and their infrastructure lets us offer our clients a fully sovereign option, with their data and the AI working on it kept in Luxembourg."

Datacenter.eu, which provides cloud, colocation, connectivity and cybersecurity services, said the initiative reflects its commitment to supporting AI start-ups in Luxembourg and neighbouring countries in developing commercially viable products while maintaining control over their infrastructure and data.

Further information is available at www.datacenter.eu/ai-accelerator and www.easylab.ai.