Maxime Courtaux

Maxime Courtaux is a project leader at BCG and ambassador at the BCG Henderson Institute.

A large ball and a small ball balance one another on a scale.

In synthetic biology, startups and incumbent companies should be partners, not foes

By François Candelon, Maxime Courtaux, and others

Illustration of a man working with a robot sitting at table.

To make the Global South more competitive, its leading companies must become A.I. national champions

By François Candelon, Maxime Courtaux, and others

A John Deere combine powered by artificial intelligence.

To get the most from your company’s A.I. investment, consider the uniqueness of A.I.’s risks and benefits

By François Candelon, Theodoros Evgeniou, and others

Cultured meat at an Israeli restaurant

‘Cultured’ meat could help solve the climate crisis. Here’s what it will take to move it from the lab to the dinner table

By François Candelon, Maxime Courtaux, and others

Runners at the starting line

The U.S., China, and Europe are ramping up a quantum computing arms race. Here’s what they’ll need to do to win

By François Candelon, Maxime Courtaux, and others

Pfizer BioNTech vaccine laboratory

‘Deep Tech’ has become one of the most powerful use cases for A.I. in business. Here are 3 keys to making it work

By François Candelon, Maxime Courtaux, and others

An engineer shows microchips for a quantum processor.

Quantum hacking is the next big cybersecurity threat. Here’s how companies should prepare for ‘Y2Q’

By François Candelon, Maxime Courtaux, and others

A women is sawing off the branch she is sitting on.

You can now put A.I. tools in the hands of all your employees. But should you?

By François Candelon, Maxime Courtaux, and others

An artist’s rendering of a robotic watchdog

Your business needs an A.I. watchdog. Here’s how to make sure it has teeth

By François Candelon, Theodoros Evgeniou, and others