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The European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU)

Sweden

Sweden AI Factory gives companies, researchers and public organisations free access to AI-optimised supercomputing, together with a team of AI specialists who help them put it to use. It is hosted by NAISS in partnership with RISE Research Institutes

Key Sectors Life sciences, Materials science, Autonomous systems, The gaming industry
Services Available fromApril 2025
Contact Visit our website; infoatswedenaifactory [dot] se (Send us an email)
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Services provided

  • The factory has four strategic focus areas: 

    • life sciences,
    •  materials science, 
    • autonomous systems and 
    • the gaming industry. 

    Clients from all sectors are welcome.

     

  • Sweden AI Factory offers free access to computing resources and hands-on support to develop, test and deploy AI models. Services include:

    • Expert support: hands-on help from AI specialists with model development, optimisation, tuning and scaling to production.
    • Access to compute resources: guidance on applying for and using national and European supercomputing resources, from proposal to setup.
    • Data access and management: support for building secure data pipelines that comply with relevant regulations.
    • Training and upskilling: instructor-led workshops and webinars, as well as self-paced lessons.
    • Trustworthy AI: support to design, assess and deploy AI systems that are reliable and compliant.
    • Ecosystem services: a needs-based guide to the resources and organisations in the wider AI ecosystem.

     

Sweden AI Factory brings together AI specialists, business developers and systems experts. The team works directly with SMEs, startups, researchers and public organisations to help them move from idea to working AI solution. As of October 2026, Sweden AI Factory has helped more than 230 clients. 

Projects range from scoping potential AI use cases to building data pipelines and training large language models. Physical hubs in Stockholm and Linköping host workshops, meet-ups and events, and more hubs are being established across Sweden. A dedicated AI-optimised supercomputer is being installed in Linköping and is expected to come online in 2027. Until then, projects run on existing EuroHPC systems. 

Sweden AI Factory is co-funded by the Swedish Research Council, Vinnova and the EuroHPC JU.

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