Female share of ICT specialists vs Enterprises using AI: medium enterprises (50–249 persons) in Luxembourg

In 2025, female share of ICT specialists in Luxembourg stood at 20%, against 43.7% for enterprises using AI: medium enterprises (50–249 persons).

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Female share of ICT specialists and Enterprises using AI: medium enterprises (50–249 persons)

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Female share of ICT specialists and Enterprises using AI: medium enterprises (50–249 persons): LuxembourgFemale share of ICT specialists and Enterprises using AI: medium enterprises (50–249 persons). 2 indicators on one axis: Female share of ICT specialists, Enterprises using AI: medium enterprises (50–249 persons). 6 observations from 2015 to 2025, ranging from 13.7% to 43.7%. Latest values: Female share of ICT specialists 20% (2025); Enterprises using AI: medium enterprises (50–249 persons) 43.7% (2025). % 0 10 20 30 40 50 2015 2017 2019 2021 2023 2025 20% 44% Female share of ICT specialists Enterprises using AI: medium enterprises (50–249 persons)
Female share of ICT specialists and Enterprises using AI: medium enterprises (50–249 persons): LuxembourgFemale share of ICT specialists and Enterprises using AI: medium enterprises (50–249 persons). 2 indicators on one axis: Female share of ICT specialists, Enterprises using AI: medium enterprises (50–249 persons). 6 observations from 2015 to 2025, ranging from 13.7% to 43.7%. Latest values: Female share of ICT specialists 20% (2025); Enterprises using AI: medium enterprises (50–249 persons) 43.7% (2025). % 0 10 20 30 40 50 2015 2017 2019 2021 2023 2025 20% 44% Female share of ICT specialists Enterprises using AI: medium enterprises (50–249 persons)
Female share of ICT specialists and Enterprises using AI: medium enterprises (50–249 persons): LuxembourgFemale share of ICT specialists and Enterprises using AI: medium enterprises (50–249 persons). 2 indicators on one axis: Female share of ICT specialists, Enterprises using AI: medium enterprises (50–249 persons). 6 observations from 2015 to 2025, ranging from 13.7% to 43.7%. Latest values: Female share of ICT specialists 20% (2025); Enterprises using AI: medium enterprises (50–249 persons) 43.7% (2025). % 0 10 20 30 40 50 2015 2017 2019 2021 2023 2025 20% 44% Female share of ICT specialists Enterprises using AI: medium enterprises (50–249 persons)
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Female share of ICT specialists and Enterprises using AI: medium enterprises (50–249 persons): Luxembourg
Indicator Period Type Value
Female share of ICT specialists 2025 Actual 20%
Female share of ICT specialists 2015 Actual 13.7%
Enterprises using AI: medium enterprises (50–249 persons) 2025 Actual 43.7%
Enterprises using AI: medium enterprises (50–249 persons) 2024 Actual 31.9%
Enterprises using AI: medium enterprises (50–249 persons) 2023 Actual 19.6%
Enterprises using AI: medium enterprises (50–249 persons) 2021 Actual 14.9%

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Period Female share of ICT specialists Enterprises using AI: medium enterprises (50–249 persons)
2025 20% Eurostat 43.7% Eurostat

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Female share of ICT specialists

Percentage of employed ICT specialists who are female.

2 observations charted in Luxembourg · source organisations: Eurostat

Enterprises using AI: medium enterprises (50–249 persons)

Share of enterprises with 50 to 249 persons employed (employees and self-employed persons) in NACE Rev. 2 sections C–J, L–N and group 95.1 (financial sector excluded) that use at least one artificial intelligence technology, from Eurostat's survey on ICT usage in enterprises.

4 observations charted in Luxembourg · source organisations: Eurostat

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