eustella Presents: The First Sovereign AI Agent for Europe
Following the U.S. government's ban on "Fable 5" AI model of Anthropic, Europe faces a decisive question when it comes to Artificial Intelligence: How can we develop powerful AI applications that are not only technologically competitive, but also meet European requirements for data sovereignty, security, and trust?
Against this backdrop, the Austrian AI company eustella, led by CEO Matteo Rosoli, will present its new platform for sovereign AI agents at a press conference on 24 June 2026. The official Europe-wide launch will follow on 25 June 2026.
Press Conference & Get-Together
Date: 24/06/2026
Location: AI Factory Austria AI:AT, Karl-Farkas-Gasse 22, 1030 Vienna
from 4:00 PM: Press conference & live demo (exclusive first-look)
Afterwards: Q&A & opportunity for individual interviews
Networking with players from the European AI scene / AI Factory Austria AI:AT
On the panel:
Matteo Rosoli, CEO of eustella
Johannes Brandstetter, Vice President AI for Science at Mistral AI
Phillip Maasberg, Global Startup Program Lead at IONOS Cloud
Christian Trummer, Chief Scientist & Co-founder at Bitpanda
A particular focus of the press conference is the European context of the topic:
Johannes Brandstetter, new VP AI for Science at Mistral AI, will contextualize the importance of powerful European AI models and scientifically grounded AI development.
Phillip Maasberg, Global Startup Program Lead at IONOS Cloud, will shed light on the role of European cloud infrastructure for scalable, secure, and sovereign AI applications.
Christian Trummer, Chief Scientist & Co-founder of Bitpanda, will talk about the future of Agentic AI, MCPs and Agentic Trading
About eustella
eustella positions itself as a European platform for AI agents that go beyond classic chat functions. While many existing AI systems primarily generate answers, eustella aims to independently support complex, multi-step workflows — for example in research, presentations, media production, travel and lifestyle planning, or knowledge-intensive workflows. At its core is the combination of practical usability, European data sovereignty, and a technological infrastructure tailored to European requirements.