ALL IN 2025

ALL IN 2025: Canada’s Largest Artificial Intelligence Event

Discover how Montréal became the beating heart of global artificial intelligence during ALL IN 2025 — an event powered by Scale AI that brought together more than 6,500 leaders, researchers, entrepreneurs, and policymakers to shape the future of technology in Canada.

A Global Hub for AI Innovation

With over 6,500 participants from 40 countries, ALL IN 2025 united AI leaders, Canadian startups, investors, and public decision-makers.
More than 2,500 companies — including the top 100 Canadian AI startups — came together to spark new business partnerships, accelerate AI adoption, and drive the next phase of Canada’s digital economy.

World-Class Speakers and Conversations

Across four main stages, over 200 speakers shared insights on:

• Digital transformation and business innovation
• Sustainability and responsible AI
• The future of work in the age of automation
• Data governance and technological sovereignty

Featured voices included Yoshua Bengio, Aidan Gomez (Cohere), Kari Briski (NVIDIA), Arthur Mensch (Mistral AI), Sasha Luccioni (Hugging Face), and Joelle Pineau (Cohere) — all celebrating Canada’s leadership in artificial intelligence.

Major Announcements Shaping the Future of AI

ALL IN 2025 served as a launchpad for key announcements and investments:

• Cohere raised US$100 million, bringing its valuation to nearly US$7 billion.
• TELUS unveiled Canada’s first sovereign AI centre, powered by NVIDIA and Hewlett Packard Enterprise.
• Hypertec announced a $250 million AI research campus in Montréal.
• Sollum Technologies and Miraterra won the AgriTech AI Challenge and will present their innovations at the FAO headquarters in Rome.

These milestones highlight the momentum of Canada’s AI ecosystem, supported by Scale AI and its partners across industry, government, and academia.

Public-Private Collaboration at Scale

Federal and provincial leaders — including Mélanie Joly, Evan Solomon, Christine Fréchette, and Gilles Bélanger — reaffirmed Canada’s commitment to the responsible adoption of AI.

With delegations from 42 countries, including the United Arab Emirates as the 2025 Country of Honour, the event underscored Montréal’s role as a global hub for AI collaboration and investment.

Looking Ahead to ALL IN 2026

The momentum continues.
On September 16–17, 2026, Montréal will host ALL IN 2026 — an expanded edition exploring artificial intelligence, quantum computing, cybersecurity, and other emerging technologies.

Tickets are already on pre-sale — don’t miss Canada’s largest tech gathering.