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Norrsken and Nvidia plan Stockholm AI startup lab for 2027

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Norrsken Foundation and Nvidia will open the Stockholm AI Lab in 2027 for a select group of European founders working on climate, health, food and societal problems, The Next Web reported. Founders can already apply for membership at the central Stockholm hub, which will also house Nvidia's local office. As founding technology partner, Nvidia will provide AI computing power, developer tools for robotics, simulation and life sciences, and links to its Inception startup programme. Nvidia and Root Bio will run a ground-floor demonstration lab. Members will also gain access to both Norrsken sites in Stockholm and its wider network.
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