How is Luxembourg positioning itself as a gateway to Europe for frontier technologies

Luxembourg marked a new milestone in its space sector on October 26, 2026, with the official launch of construction of the NEOS Space Campus in Kockelscheuer. The campus will bring together key players in Luxembourg’s space sector on a single site, providing specialized infrastructure to support the development, integration and qualification of space technologies.

TerraSpark has been accepted into the NVIDIA Inception programme, gaining access to a global network of founders, engineers and partners, alongside resources designed to help startups develop and scale.

Luxembourg is taking a new step in its economic diversification strategy with the launch of the Luxembourg Future Fund 3 (LFF 3). The initiative, first introduced in 2015 and now in its third generation, aims to strengthen the country's innovation ecosystem by channeling capital toward high-growth sectors and encouraging investment funds to anchor their teams in the Grand Duchy.

Luxembourg's Ministry of the Economy has awarded €1 million in non-dilutive funding to space biotech company Exobiosphere through its Jeune Entreprise Innovante (JEI) programme, supporting further development of the company's microgravity drug-discovery platform.

Luxembourg space technology company Mission Space has been selected by NASA under the agency's Announcement of Collaboration Opportunity (ACO) to further develop LEEMR (Lunar Electrostatic Environment MonitoR), an instrument designed to monitor lunar dust and electrostatic charging on the Moon's surface.

Multinational steelmaking leader ArcelorMittal is pushing the boundaries of steel innovation from its R&D centre in Luxembourg.

The visit took place alongside the 41st Colorado Springs Space Symposium, one of the most important global events for the space industry, offering a prime platform to promote Luxembourg’s rapidly growing space ecosystem.