This pioneering initiative is designed to be applied to a chatbot that provides online assistance to Movistar customer service agents, offering them additional support information to resolve customer queries more quickly and effectively.
Imagine this: you are 30,000 feet above the Atlantic, mid-flight to Miami. Airplane Wi-Fi flickers in and out. Yet your iPhone calmly answers your questions not by calling home to a massive data center, but by thinking on its own. That is not science fiction. That is CompactifAI Router in action.
Navantia Australia and Multiverse Computing, a global leader in artificial intelligence (AI) model compression, have announced a strategic alliance to accelerate technological innovation within the Australian defence sector.
Multiverse Computing has been listed as one of the most promising AI startups in Europe, being included the #7 on the list.
Both companies will collaborate to ensure the sovereignty and responsibility of artificial intelligence models in future defense systems. This alliance, linked to the PEM programs, will also explore the potential application of quantum capabilities. Indra Group contributes its IndraMind platform to digitalize the sector, including its supercomputing capabilities. Multiverse Computing brings its expertise in AI model compression and optimization, making them more resource-efficient and achieving over 50% savings in computing and energy costs.
Multiverse Computing has been recognized as Best Startup at this year’s Disruptores Awards
The city of San Sebastián, in Spain’s Basque region, is a relaxed surfers’ haven that feels a world removed from any war. Yet atop a pine-forested hill overlooking the city, engineers in a conference room at Multiverse Computing are training their focus on combat of the kind raging at the other end of Europe, in Ukraine. They’re demonstrating one of their latest creations: a small AI model designed to help drones communicate from high above a chaotic battlefield.
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SOHMA AI deploys first Edge AI mental health support system powered by quantum-inspired compression
Multiverse Computing is proud to announce a new partnership with Gipuzkoa Basket, becoming an official sponsor of the club for the 2025–2026 season. This agreement is designed not only for the upcoming season but also as the foundation for a long-term collaboration.
The Minister for Digital Transformation and Public Administration, Óscar López, stressed that the Basque Country, with companies "as cutting-edge as Multiverse Computing", is "leading a truly technological change of era, based on artificial intelligence (AI), digital transformation and quantum transformation as well".
Multiverse Computing Co-founder & CEO Enrique Lizaso, together with DIGITALEUROPE’s Director General, Cecilia Bonefeld-Dahl met with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to present the launch of the European AI & Tech Declaration.
Multiverse Computing Unveils the World’s Smallest, High-Performance AI Models
New open-source OpenAI models on the CompactifAI API
“Training in the area of competencies related to connectivity and microprocessors for the electric vehicle,” is part of the electric vehicle aid program (PERTE VEC) financed by the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Tourism.
Our Co-founder & CEO Enrique Lizaso joined Tom Mackenzie at Bloomberg Daybreak Europe this morning to share major milestones and what is next in the AI and quantum frontier.
Multiverse Computing has actively participated in an ambitious industrial research project aimed at the digital and sustainable transformation of the naval industry, under the R&D&I program of the Ministry of Industry, Commerce, and Tourism.
Adigital, the Spanish Association for the Digital Economy, held the 2025 edition of the Adigital Awards, recognizing organizations and initiatives that are driving a new, more competitive and innovative productive model, where technology serves as a catalyst for progress and transformation.
Multiverse Computing and Quebec’s quantum innovation platform PINQ² have announced a strategic partnership to bring energy-efficient, high-performance AI compression technology to Canadian businesses. The agreement formalizes Multiverse’s expansion into Quebec, leveraging its CompactifAI system—based on quantum-inspired tensor networks—to shrink large AI models like Meta’s Llama 3.1 by up to 80%, reducing energy use and infrastructure costs while increasing inference speed. The collaboration supports AI sovereignty and local innovation by enabling Canadian companies to deploy and test advanced AI systems on PINQ²’s sovereign infrastructure, with a focus on secure, eco-responsible applications across sectors including defense, energy, and life sciences.
