NeuroCluster builds the enterprise AI operating system for organisations that want governed, production-grade AI on their own infrastructure. Who we are, what we believe, and who backs us — on one page.

NeuroCluster exists to give European organizations an AI platform they control — where every action is policy-bound, every decision is auditable, and every deployment respects sovereignty by design.
We help regulated European organizations move from blocked AI pilots to production decisions — with deployment boundaries, governance controls, and evidence that security, legal, and procurement teams can review.
The platform spans eight architectural layers — from experience and intelligence to compute and governance — with Supernova research driving verifiable reasoning systems deployable on sovereign infrastructure.

Europe runs on technology it does not control. The Draghi report put a number on it: the EU depends on non-EU providers for more than 80% of its digital products, services, infrastructure, and intellectual property. In cloud specifically, European providers' share of their own market fell from 29% in 2017 to 15% in 2022 — and has stayed stuck there since. Three non-EU hyperscalers now control around 70% of European cloud; AWS and Azure alone account for more than 65%, enough for the Commission to move toward designating them gatekeepers under the Digital Markets Act.
Adoption is not blocked by a lack of models. MIT's 2025 study of enterprise AI found that 95% of generative-AI pilots delivered no measurable impact — and that the gap was driven not by model quality or regulation, but by approach: brittle workflows, missing governance, and systems that could not survive contact with real data and real oversight.
Data residency and data sovereignty are not the same thing. Residency is where bytes sit. Sovereignty is whose law governs access to them. A model running in Frankfurt on infrastructure controlled by a US-headquartered provider can satisfy residency checklists while remaining exposed to extraterritorial reach — including the US CLOUD Act, which can compel American companies to produce data regardless of where it is stored.
Sovereignty requires more than deployment controls. It requires the capacity to train and refine models on European compute — and an honest view of where that capacity stands. Europe produces less than 10% of the world's semiconductors and depends almost entirely on non-EU suppliers for advanced AI chips. Sovereignty at the model and application layers is achievable today; full infrastructure sovereignty is a 2030 question, not a 2026 one.
Too many AI advances target unconstrained consumer chat. The builders of serious organisations have been left to rely on tools never designed for regulated environments. NeuroCluster is building the European Intelligence Operating System — agents, data, runtime, and governance in one stack, with evidence that security, legal, and procurement teams can review.
The NeuroCluster team
Built in Amsterdam
European deployment options, explicit data boundaries, and infrastructure customers can audit — not black-box cloud dependency.
Supernova research pushes reasoning systems that leave traces procurement and security teams can evaluate, not just plausible outputs.
Agents, data, runtime, and governance woven into a single operating system — not a patchwork of disconnected AI tools.
Built for compliance-sensitive environments where exportable proof matters as much as model capability.
Research-led engineering, close to customers and close to the infrastructure — with the rigor enterprise and public-sector buyers expect.



The capital and strategic-partner view of NeuroCluster: a European sovereign-AI platform, the infrastructure beneath it, and a clear path to scale.
Regulated European organisations cannot run their most valuable workloads on foreign cloud APIs — sovereignty, residency, and the EU AI Act make it a board-level constraint.
The winning layer is not another model wrapper. It is a governed operating system: agents, data, runtime, and audit under the customer's own policies.
Owning the model and infrastructure stack — Supernova reasoning, sovereign hosting, GPU compute — is a durable moat, not a feature.
Sovereign compute is the foundation — and a capital story in its own right.
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Production-pattern use cases
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Research & compute partners
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Platform layers, one OS
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Residency by default
Different partners, different entry points — all underpinned by the same governed platform.
Equity and growth capital to scale sovereign infrastructure and go-to-market across Europe.
Sites, power, and compute to expand sovereign AI capacity through the conversion model.
System integrators and ISVs embedding NeuroCluster into regulated-sector offerings.
Universities, EuroHPC, and EU programmes advancing verifiable, efficient reasoning.
Talk to our team about sovereign AI deployment, procurement review, or a first governed workflow.
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