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Edouard Bonlieu

CPO; co-founder, named behind the Koyeb listing on Anchor Terminal.

Edouard Bonlieu

CPO; co-founder

Edouard Bonlieu is co-founder and chief product officer of Koyeb, a serverless platform for AI inference and applications. Before Koyeb he spent about ten years building and operating large-scale cloud platforms with Yann Léger and Bastien Chatelard, including at Scaleway. Koyeb agreed to join Mistral AI in February 2026.

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Who is Edouard Bonlieu?

Edouard Bonlieu is co-founder and chief product officer of Koyeb, a serverless platform for AI inference and applications. Before Koyeb he spent about ten years building and operating large-scale cloud platforms with Yann Léger and Bastien Chatelard, including at Scaleway. Koyeb agreed to join Mistral AI in February 2026.

What does Koyeb make?

Anchor Terminal lists Koyeb from Koyeb. Serverless platform for deploying applications and containers on CPU or GPU instances, with autoscaling and an API.

Who has invested in Koyeb?

The sources our research read name Serena, ISAI, Samsung, MongoDB, Kima Ventures, Plug and Play Tech Center, Acequia Capital, Raise, Zachary Smith, Justin Ziegler, Alexis Lê-Quôc, Hank Vigil, Marc Jalabert, Amirhossein Malekzadeh, Philippe Besnard, Fabrice Bernhard, Robin Vasan, Udi Nachmany, Sébastien Lucas, Eric Ouisse and Dominique Vidal.

How are Edouard's tools graded?

Koyeb is graded D, 46.6 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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