Artificial Intelligence Marseille : le salon dédié à l'intelligence artificielle au CEPAC Vélodrome

On September 24 and 25, 2026, Marseille will host the 4th edition of Artificial Intelligence Marseille (AIM) at the CEPAC Vélodrome. This professional event, led by Région Sud, brings together decision-makers, researchers, businesses and institutions to discuss the major transformations related to artificial intelligence, including its opportunities and its economic, environmental and geopolitical challenges. AIM 2026 at Marseille’s CEPAC Vélodrome: two days to decode artificial intelligence Far from being just a technology trade show, Artificial Intelligence Marseille (AIM) positions itself as a space for strategic reflection. The event aims to bring together key players in the digital ecosystem to better understand the profound transformations artificial intelligence is bringing to our lives, economies and societies. Amid Marseille’s trade shows and exhibitions, this 2026 edition promises to be a significant forum for dialogue at both the national and regional levels. Rooted in the Bouches-du-Rhône, AIM is part of a strong local dynamic led by Région Sud, a long-standing partner of the event. Technological acceleration offers considerable opportunities for innovation, but it also raises complex questions that the organizers have chosen to address openly. Topics covered during this 4th edition include: The environmental and energy impact of infrastructure related to AI development Security and geopolitical challenges, which are essential to ensuring digital sovereignty Democratic balances, challenged by the power and spread of these tools The CEPAC Vélodrome in Marseille will host this major professional gathering over two full days, Thursday, September 24 and Friday, September 25, 2026. This emblematic venue in Marseille has the capacity required to welcome the hundreds of participants, speakers and exhibitors expected at this new edition. Conferences, debates and networking: a packed program for professionals AIM 2026 builds on the success of its previous edition, which brought together more than 4,800 participants, involved 100 speakers and generated more than 500 qualified meetings. Building on these results, the event offers a program structured around several complementary formats: Conferences and round tables devoted to the economic, political, cultural and societal challenges of AI Solution presentations showcasing innovations developed by partners and industry players Exhibition areas highlighting major technological trends and advances Networking sessions with meetings scheduled through a dedicated platform These two days will enable businesses, institutions, experts and researchers to discuss the conditions for responsible artificial intelligence development. The objective is concrete: not only to analyze the transformations underway, but also to help shape them. If you are interested in other sporting or professional events at the Marseille venue, also note the Marseille–Le Havre match at the Vélodrome, which takes place at the same location. AIM is aimed equally at large companies, SMEs, start-ups, public institutions and academic stakeholders. It is precisely this diversity of profiles that enriches the exchanges and strengthens the relevance of the debates held at each edition. Région Sud will once again be represented as an event partner. How to get to the CEPAC Vélodrome in Marseille The CEPAC Vélodrome is served by metro line M2, with two access stations: Rond-Point du Prado (Virage Sud and Jean Bouin stand access) and Sainte-Marguerite Dromel (Virage Nord and Ganay stand access). Numerous RTM bus lines also serve the stadium (lines 15, 16, 17, 24, 46, 47, 48, 72, 73, 83, 19 and B1). A single RTM ticket is valid on the bus, metro and tram for one hour. For those who prefer to drive, the stadium can be reached via the A55 motorway (city-center exit) or the A7 motorway (exit no. 36). Several parking options are available nearby: Parking du Parc Chanot (paid), Parking P0 on allée Marcel Leclerc (open Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.) and Q-Park car parks at €6. The Park + Ride St Charles package (EFFIA + RTM) at €8.50 includes four hours of parking and a return metro trip from central Marseille. For people with reduced mobility, the Rond-Point du Prado and Sainte-Marguerite Dromel stations are equipped with elevators. Our advice: take metro line M2 to reach the CEPAC Vélodrome. It is the fastest and most convenient mode of transport, avoiding parking difficulties and taking you directly to the stadium entrance.