NVIDIA opens Barcelona Supercomputing Center AI factory services to startup members

NVIDIA opens Barcelona Supercomputing Center AI factory services to startup members

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2026-10-20 05:13:24
NVIDIA said startups in its Inception program can now access selected services from the Barcelona Supercomputing Center’s AI factory through a dedicated portal, expanding the support available to early-stage companies building AI products. The offering includes sovereign computing, technical support, and training, according to NVIDIA Blog. NVIDIA said the AI factory has delivered more than 800 services to public and private clients since its launch in April 2025. The company also said the accelerator effort is paired with resources from the Inception program, including courses from the Deep Learning Institute, business guidance, and introductions to venture capital. At a recent pilot project demo day, three Inception members were named AI champions: Qatium, which is using proprietary AI models trained on MareNostrum 5 for early production in its water network platform; OneCareAI, which developed technology to detect signs of atrial fibrillation in electrocardiograms; and Avatia, which built a voice-first multi-agent system for pharmaceutical companies. Other participating startups work in areas including precision agriculture, medical imaging, enterprise security, and sustainable packaging.

NVIDIA said members of its Inception program can now access selected services from the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC) AI factory through a portal. The services include sovereign computing, technical support, and training.

According to NVIDIA Blog, the AI factory has provided more than 800 services to public and private clients since launching in April 2025. NVIDIA said the accelerator is also supported by additional Inception resources, including Deep Learning Institute courses, business guidance, and venture capital connections.

Three startups named AI champions at pilot demo day

At a recent pilot project demo day, three Inception members were selected as AI champions.

  • Qatium is bringing its water network platform into early production using proprietary AI models trained on MareNostrum 5.
  • OneCareAI developed technology that identifies signs of atrial fibrillation in electrocardiograms.
  • Avatia built a voice-first multi-agent system for pharmaceutical companies.

Other participating startups are working across precision agriculture, medical imaging, enterprise security, and sustainable packaging.

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