Madrid, 18th November 2025 – PwC and Multiverse Computing have announced a strategic agreement to accelerate AI adoption by companies, with the goal of optimizing operations and speeding up decision-making, all within a framework of security and compliance with current regulations.
The alliance will combine Multiverse Computing’s CompactifAI platform which enables the compression of Artificial Intelligence models with PwC Spain’s deep sector, implementation, and AI-adoption expertise.
The objective of the agreement, signed by César Calleja (Consulting Lead Partner at PwC) and Rodrigo Hernández (Global Director of Generative AI at Multiverse Computing), is to provide solutions that tackle complex problems from process optimization to simulation and advanced data analysis while reducing the costs typically associated with AI models and increasing security by supporting deployment within clients’ own infrastructure (on-premises, installing and operating the software on the company’s servers, or in the cloud), as well as enabling the use of generative AI models on devices that must operate offline.
Multiverse Computing, headquartered in San Sebastián with offices in Paris, Munich, London, San Francisco, Toronto, and Milan, is considered a global reference in AI model compression and quantum-inspired software. Its CompactifAI technology allows the compression and optimization of large AI models so that companies can deploy AI with lower investment and energy consumption.
The alliance will integrate Multiverse Computing’s market-leading AI model compression capabilities into PwC’s service offering. In practice, this means designing solutions built on highly specialized AI models that require significantly less storage and computation—without losing accuracy—alongside a relevant reduction in operational costs, all while meeting security, legal, and data governance standards demanded by organizations.
At the forefront of technological change
The collaboration will enhance process efficiency in sectors such as banking, industry, and logistics. For example:
- Banking and capital markets: portfolio optimization, risk management, and advanced scenario simulation.
- Industry: production planning optimization, predictive maintenance, and enabling AI solutions in industrial environments without connectivity.
- Supply chains: route design, inventory management, and more efficient resource allocation.
The agreement also includes training and upskilling initiatives for technical and business teams, helping organizations identify opportunities, assess project feasibility, and measure return on investment. The goal is to reduce entry barriers and facilitate responsible adoption.
Additionally, PwC will become the “customer zero,” implementing Multiverse Computing’s model-compression platform internally across its existing deployed models. This will allow PwC professionals to benefit from all the advantages mentioned above.
With this alliance, both companies position themselves at the forefront of technological change and commit to accelerating real-world AI adoption in businesses, transforming critical processes and creating sustainable competitive advantages.
About PwC
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About Multiverse Computing
Multiverse Computing, headquartered in Donostia–San Sebastián, Spain, with offices in the U.S. and Europe, is a leader in quantum-inspired AI model compression. Its product CompactifAI delivers AI models compressed by up to 95% with only 2–3% loss in accuracy, reducing compute requirements and unlocking new AI applications. www.multiversecomputing.com