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Roger Almuni

Roger Almuni

Principal
Next Tier Ventures
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Principal at Next Tier Ventures, a 30M€ VC fund investing in AI Native companies across the globe.

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  • DebateAI For GrowthSpeaker

    Debate 4 — The 2027 Crash: Is AI the New Dot-Com Bubble?

    Wednesday 23 September, 16:00 – 16:55Auditorium Stage

    $500 billion in AI capex this year alone. NVIDIA at a $4-trillion market cap. Startups raising $1 billion before product. And a chorus of investors, economists and former bulls now whispering the b-word. Is AI the most important infrastructure build of the century — worth every dollar — or the largest mispricing of risk since 1999, with the 2027 hangover already booked? The closing debate of AI Summit Barcelona puts a believer and a sceptic in the ring while the audience decides whether to ride the wave or run for cash.

    With Damien Acheson, Astghik Zakharyan, Jorge Blasco, Oriol Juncosa, Nouamane Tazi, Lily Joo

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Europe's most experiential AI event. 22-23 September 2026 at WTC Barcelona, during AI Week.

Also known as AISB. Follow the 2026 edition at #AISB26.

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