The 2023 list of the French Tech mission's Next40/120 program was unveiled this morning. Wifirst has made a direct entry among the 40 companies identified as the most promising in the French tech ecosystem.
The Next40/120 program aims to support the growth of companies identified as the most promising in the French tech ecosystem. Because they contribute to France's influence, create jobs and are committed to a model that is more respectful of the environment, more inclusive and more equitable.
This recognition from French Tech is obviously attributed directly to each member of my teams, who work with strength and vigor to relentlessly build the future of our telecoms networks. It's also a reward for the thousands of customers who have entrusted us with their connectivity challenges for over 20 years. I also see Wifirst's inclusion in the Next40 as a showcase for our industry, which is essential to building a solid, secure, responsible and sustainable digital foundation," explains Marc Taieb.
Wifirst's Infrastructure as a Service technological model enables it to finely control the lifecycle of all its equipment and offer its customers the best possible service, while constantly seeking the optimal balance between performance, the sustainability of the technologies deployed, the cost of infrastructure and ecological impact.
Wifirst has achieved average growth of more than 20% over the last ten years, driven by CIOs who are increasingly focused on their core business and looking for a simple, reliable solution.
Backed by Capza, BPI and its historical financial investors Amundi and Crédit Agricole, Wifirst is continuing to roll out its Wifi networks in Europe, in support of its customers' digital transformation and in line with its commitment to sobriety.
