News

Mon 12 Oct 2020

The CEO of Kantify in Trends: ‘Corona had no impact on us’

The Kantify CEO Segolene Martin, was interviewed by Trends - a national magazine dedicated to Belgian business and economy.

Wed 07 Oct 2020

Our CEO is a winner of the Inspiring Fifty Contest

Our CEO Segolene was selected as a winner of the Inspiring Fifty Contest: the most inspiring woman on the Belgian tech scene.

Thu 10 Sep 2020

Kantify CEO appointed to the Global Partnership on AI

Our CEO has been appointed by the European Commission to the Global Partnership on AI (GPAI)

Thu 30 Apr 2020

Join us at the Webinar on AI for SMEs

A webinar to discuss how SMEs can leverage Artificial Intelligence

Wed 29 Apr 2020

The EU Focus Group on AI is launched

Kantify has been selected to be a member of this group of European AI experts who will give input into the EU policy on Artificial Intelligence

Wed 18 Mar 2020

Kantify joins the EC Digital SME Focus Group on AI

Kantify is an official member of the Group that will monitor the progress of AI technology and regulations in Europe

Tue 17 Mar 2020

Our CEO is one of the '8 female startupers to follow'

Our CEO Segolene is one of the selected tech entrepreneurs by the newspaper La Libre

Tue 17 Mar 2020

Our CEO featured as one of the '30 leaders of tomorrow'

Our CEO, was selected by Trends magazine in their edition on '30 leaders of tomorrow'

Tue 17 Mar 2020

Kantify speaks at the European Commission AI conference

Kantify has been invited to speak at the event organized by the European Commission, entitled 'A European perspective on Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Mon 09 Dec 2019

Our CEO receives the Montaigne Trophy

Our CEO Segolene Martin was awarded the Trophy Montaigne for the category 'Enterprise'

Mon 18 Nov 2019

Debate on AI on TV LN 24

Our CEO Segolene Martin was invited to explain Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, and their current developments in the Belgian economy and society

Thu 31 Oct 2019

Kantify makes breakthrough in predicting Atrial Fibrillation

Atrial Fibrillation, a cardiac disease affecting 2% of the world population, can now be predicted