Trust in Tech

Technology only has value when it creates trust. Orange is developing innovations that reflect its commitment to building that trust in a constantly evolving digital world, where security has become a true driver of progress and sovereignty is taking on a new dimension.

L'actualité OpenTech

[Demo] Max it EasyTalk

Max it Easy Talk lets users access all services of the Max it Super-App using their voice, in local languages and with secure biometric authentication. An inclusive innovation that reflects Orange’s commitment to a trusted and accessible digital future for all.

[Keynote] Quantum Revolution: How to anticipate and succeed in the transition?

Sophie Brafman discusses the Quandela quantum computer on display at Orange OpenTech. This starts a discussion with Benjamin Thomas (Orange Cyberdefense), Lyse Brillouet (Director of Research and Intellectual Property at Orange), Samih Souissi (Chief of Staff of the Expertise Sub-Directorate at ANSSI) and Olivier Lantran (Head of the Banque de France Lab). “It is the role of research to stay ahead of the curve,” explains Lyse Brillouet. This is particularly valuable at a time when the quantum threat is becoming increasingly prominent in people’s minds and, soon, organizations’ agendas.

Calcul quantique contre malware LivePhotonic Quantum

Researcher Grégoire Barrué explains quantum AI: “We use quantum computers to train quantum models.” LivePhotonic Quantum, in partnership with Quandela and demoed at Orange OpenTech 2025, uses quantum computing to detect malware.

Eric Hardouin and Benjamin Thomas: Orange equips its customers to face the quantum threat

Eric Hardouin, VP Networks and Infrastructure Research, and Benjamin Thomas, Emerging Technologies Activity Leader at Orange, present two demos at Orange OpenTech 2025. The common theme: communications security in the age of the quantum threat.

Lyse Brillouet and Nour Souayby discuss cybersecurity and AI

Orange’s research meets the scientific excellence of the École Polytechnique. Lyse Brillouet, Director of Research and Intellectual Property at Orange, and Nour Souayby, a student at Ecole Polytechnique, compare notes on how to protect communications with artificial intelligence. The goal: autonomous agents that protect against cyberattacks.

Lyse Brillouet - How is scientific excellence a pillar for Orange?

Lyse Brillouet, Executive Vice President Research at Orange, discusses the announcement at Orange OpenTech 2025 of the scientific partnership with Ecole Polytechnique and the partnership with Climate Impulse (a non-stop round-the-world flight in nine days with an aircraft emitting zero greenhouse gases).