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MIT Startup Exchange is convening a new installment of Demo Day on Wednesday, September 17 (12 PM – 1:15 PM ET). The event will feature several exciting industry-ready startups in brief lightning talks and Q&A. Breakout rooms will follow at the end of the event.

This event is for ILP members.

MIT Data Center Day will be a high-energy, insight-rich forum focused on the real-world challenges of building next-generation compute infrastructure. MIT faculty and researchers will share practical strategies on topics ranging from AI workloads and energy integration to modular design and sustainability.

Innovation in a Time of Change 
The rise of AI and a new relationship with knowledge are unlocking powerful tools for creativity, productivity, and human well-being—long-imagined capabilities now arriving at unprecedented speed. At the same time, we face growing challenges: geopolitical tensions, disrupted supply chains, demographic shifts, and accelerating climate impacts. This symposium will convene MIT faculty, industry leaders, and government stakeholders to explore the technologies driving this change and how we can respond with purpose and resilience.

Explore how AI and next-generation cryptography are revolutionizing secure, collaborative innovation in finance. This webinar highlights MIT and SCBX research on post-quantum cryptography and homomorphic encryption powering privacy-preserving, AI-driven credit scoring—insights essential for leaders preparing for the AI-powered, post-quantum era.

In collaboration with the Bouygues Group, we are pleased to invite our distinguished members and attendees to the latest edition of the annual MIT Paris Symposium, convened in partnership with MIT researchers. This year’s theme, Digital Twins & AI: Redesigning the Real World, will explore how these converging technologies are revolutionizing the built environment.

The 2025 MIT x OPmobility Symposium, organized by the MIT Industrial Liaison Program (ILP) in collaboration with OPmobility, a leading French automotive supplier, will explore the theme Mobility Fast Forward: Accelerating Innovation Across All Modes of Mobility. The program will bring together experts from MIT, established companies, and startups to examine how electrification, autonomy, sustainable materials, and digital technologies are redefining the future of mobility.

Networks are the foundation of our digital society and economy, increasingly connecting people, devices, and systems across every sector, from healthcare and education to manufacturing and global supply chains. They will play a critical role in our AI-enabled future, powering data centers, smartphones, augmented reality experiences, connected vehicles, drones, sensors, and delivering the user experiences that define modern life.

In a year marked by rapid technological change, global market shifts, and urgent climate challenges, MIT serves as a hub for collaborative thinking and meaningful dialogue across sectors. This November, join leading experts at MIT’s flagship event to explore breakthroughs in AI, energy, life sciences, supply chains, space, and more through keynotes, technical sessions, startup showcases, and dynamic discussions.