Datacenter.eu is pleased to welcome Easylab.ai as the first company supported by its newly launched AI Accelerator. The programme is for AI start-ups building from Luxembourg, Belgium, Germany and France.
Easylab.ai was founded in Luxembourg in 2023 by Julien Doussot, Co-founder and CEO, and Philippe Hougardy, Co-founder and CTO. The company develops autonomous agents for organisations that need practical, controlled AI deployment. With more than thirty projects delivered, Easylab.ai is developing products including Easycore and LuxHive while serving sectors where regulatory awareness and operational reliability matter.
The AI Accelerator begins by giving AI start-ups temporary, free access to Datacenter.eu infrastructure. Start-ups in the Accelerator can receive 35,000 euros in cash and 35,000 euros in Datacenter.eu infrastructure and AI services. They can also benefit from curated customer and prospect introductions through Datacenter.eu’s network of more than 5,300 business customers, its sales force, communications support, events and visibility.
AI Accelerator support package
| €35K | €35K | 5,300+ |
| Cash to accelerate product and business development | Datacenter.eu infrastructure and AI services | Business customers in Datacenter.eu's network |
For Easylab.ai, the support brings together a technical foundation, commercial access and a wider business ecosystem at an important stage of growth.
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.
Julien Doussot, Co-founder and CEO, Easylab AI
The AI Accelerator is designed around a minority investment model. Datacenter.eu becomes the preferred infrastructure partner, supporting the company’s growth without taking control. Its wider ambition is to help AI companies build sovereign products that keep infrastructure, data and value creation rooted in Luxembourg and Europe.
Easylab.ai is the first company supported by the programme, which is open to AI start-ups in Luxembourg, Belgium, Germany and France that want to turn strong technology into a sustainable business.
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