The Danish Center for AI Innovation (DCAI) and Corti announced on August 20, 2026 the launch of Corti Models, a governed AI infrastructure layer for European enterprises. The product offers a single OpenAI-compatible API with sovereign cloud and on-premises options, running on DCAI’s ISO-certified Gefion AI supercomputer.

Copenhagen-based Corti, known for clinical-grade healthcare AI, is packaging the same regulated-environment infrastructure for broader enterprise software development. The companies say the stack is meant to cut AI spend by up to 5 to 10 times while centralizing procurement, compliance, and model access under one contract. DCAI is also investing in a NVIDIA Blackwell B300-based inference cluster aimed at Denmark and the wider Nordic region.

Trifork as first implementer

Trifork is among the first organizations adopting Corti Models as an implementation partner for customers that need digital independence without giving up security or data control. Corti CEO Andreas Cleve said European enterprises need frontier models without locking into a single provider. DCAI CEO Martin Svensson framed Corti Models as proof that sovereign infrastructure can become a practical enterprise product rather than a national research asset alone.

Corti Models is available immediately through Corti and its partner ecosystem.

Decoded Take

This is Europe’s recurring answer to frontier-model concentration: put governance and local compute in front of whatever models customers still want. The healthcare pedigree matters because buyers in regulated industries already trust Corti’s compliance story. The test is whether an OpenAI-compatible API on Gefion becomes a default path for Nordic software teams, or whether enterprises keep routing high-value work to US clouds and treat Corti Models as a compliance side door. Watch the Blackwell B300 expansion for capacity that can actually absorb production traffic.