Earlier this year, the world’s most influential business, tech, and policy leaders gathered in Davos for the World Economic Forum (WEF) 2025. Alongside this prestigious event, Davos Innovation Week – Quantumfai brought together the brightest minds in technology, investment, and entrepreneurship to discuss and showcase groundbreaking innovations.
Among the standout participants was Teodora Moraru, our CGO and the co-founder of AdminTools, a Virtono partner, which made a significant impact on the global stage by presenting he new cutting-edge AI-driven cloud optimization platform. Competing among top startups in AI, fintech, medtech, and sustainability, AdminTools not only impressed the audience but also secured the prestigious Start-up Innovation Award!
Davos: A Hub of Global Innovation and Collaboration
Davos is more than just a meeting place for world leaders—it is a breeding ground for ideas that shape the future. The conversations this year revolved around key global challenges, including:
- The rise of AI and its ethical implications
- Sustainability and the role of technology in achieving net-zero emissions
- Geopolitical risks and their impact on the global economy
- Investments in quantum computing and cybersecurity
- Bridging the digital divide through cloud solutions and infrastructure
For us, participating in these discussions was an opportunity to connect with tech pioneers, investors, and policymakers who are shaping the digital economy.
Pitching AdminTools on the Stage
A defining moment for AdminTools at Davos Innovation Week was the start-up pitch competition, where the company showcased its AI-driven approach to cloud cost optimization, automation, and security. The competition was fierce, with startups presenting innovative solutions in various industries, but AdminTools stood out for its unique, vendor-agnostic cloud management solution that reduces costs and enhances operational efficiency.
Before stepping onto the stage, the team attended a high-profile panel on startup investments, moderated by Jade Cano, featuring industry leaders such as Manuel Eppert (Alvicus), Jarek Sarwa (Go-Global Partners), Hayel Sinnoqrot (Tech & Impact Investor), Guillermo Forteza (Tenity | Fintech & Insurtech), and Manfred Köhl (SICTIC Investor). The discussion provided invaluable insights into what investors seek in a high-potential startup—scalability, disruptive innovation, and a strong execution strategy.
The AdminTools pitch resonated with the judges, demonstrating how companies can eliminate vendor lock-in, enhance security, and cut infrastructure costs by up to 90%. The result? AdminTools was awarded the Start-up Innovation Award, solidifying its position as a future leader in the cloud optimization space.
Insights from Quantum Computing and the Future of Tech
One of the most compelling presentations at Davos Innovation Week was by Damir Bogdan, CEO of QuantumBasel, Switzerland’s first quantum hub for commercial use. His talk highlighted how quantum computing and AI will reshape industries like finance, healthcare, and logistics, offering unparalleled computing power and new possibilities for automation and security.
For AdminTools and Virtono, this reinforced the importance of staying ahead of technological advancements and continuously innovating in cloud computing and infrastructure management.
What This Means for the Future
Winning the Start-up Innovation Award at Davos Innovation Week is not just a recognition—it’s a testament to the impact that AdminTools is making in the cloud industry. As a proud partner of Virtono, AdminTools continues to push the boundaries of AI-powered cloud management, offering businesses unparalleled cost efficiency and security.
Stay tuned for more exciting developments as AdminTools and Virtono continue their journey of innovation!
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