Multiverse Computing
Pioneering the Era of Efficient & Sovereign AI
About Multiverse Computing
Founded in 2019 in San Sebastián, Spain, Multiverse Computing develops AI model compression technology that makes large language models significantly smaller, faster, and less expensive to run.
Its flagship platform, CompactifAI, compresses LLMs by up to 95% while maintaining near-original accuracy, allowing enterprises to reduce inference costs by 50% to 80% and deploy advanced AI across cloud, on-premise, and edge devices. The company serves 100+ enterprise customers across finance, manufacturing, energy, telecommunications, aerospace, healthcare, and government sectors.
Multiverse Computing works with organizations including Bosch, Iberdrola, Telefónica, Allianz, Moody’s Analytics, PwC, Indra, and the Bank of Canada to improve AI efficiency and privacy-sensitive deployments. Its compressed AI models are being deployed across millions of devices and systems, including AI PCs, telecom infrastructure, drones, satellites, cameras, and connected vehicles.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Multiverse Computing do?
Multiverse Computing develops AI model compression technology that dramatically reduces the size, cost and energy consumption of large language models while maintaining near-original accuracy. Its flagship platform, CompactifAI, enables efficient AI deployment across cloud, on-premise and edge devices.
When was Multiverse Computing founded?
Multiverse Computing was founded in 2019 in San Sebastián, Spain by Enrique Lizaso, Román Orús, Samuel Mugel and Alfonso Rubio.
How much funding has Multiverse Computing raised?
Following its announced Series C financing on 27 July 2026, the company expects total funding to reach approximately $800 million, including previous equity rounds, grants and strategic investments.
What is Multiverse Computing's valuation?
Multiverse Computing announced its Series C financing on 27 July 2026 at a pre-money valuation of approximately $1.7 billion (€1.5 billion).
Who are Multiverse Computing's customers?
Its technology has been used by organizations including Iberdrola, Moody's Analytics, Telefónica, Bosch and the Bank of Canada, among other enterprise customers across finance, manufacturing, energy and technology sectors.
Does Multiverse Computing use quantum computers?
No. Its AI compression technology is inspired by quantum computing techniques but runs on conventional computing infrastructure, allowing customers to deploy compressed AI models without requiring quantum hardware.
