DCAI Secures €67Mn Investment from Netcompany and EIFO to Expand Denmark’s AI Infrastructure

The Novo Nordisk Foundation is also increasing its investment and will remain the majority shareholder. After the investment, the Foundation will own 52.6% of DCAI, while Netcompany and EIFO will each hold a 23.7% stake.

Denmark has already built a strong AI foundation with its Gefion supercomputer. DCAI now wants to make this technology available to more businesses and organisations across the country. Its goal is to help them move beyond testing AI and start using it in their everyday operations.

Martin Svensson, CEO of DCAI, says: “When Gefion was inaugurated in 2024, the main task was to train large AI models. Today, companies and public organisations are building AI into their products and workflows, and a new generation of AI agents is taking on more complex tasks. DCAI will now be able to build modern AI capacity that public institutions and businesses can trust and adopt, not least where data is sensitive or regulated.”

“The real value of Gefion will not be measured in computing power alone. It will be measured by what Denmark and Europe are able to build with it,” says André Rogaczewski, CEO of Netcompany.

The investment also supports Denmark's plan to become a leading country in developing and using AI responsibly. This goal is part of the government's 2026 policy programme.

To support this plan, the Danish government intends to provide an additional €20 million (DKK 150 million) through EIFO, increasing public investment in AI development.

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