What makes AI in Brabant unique...
... is that we develop technology that truly matters. We build systems that learn autonomously, are transparent, and intrinsically secure. This strengthens our economic earning power, boosts labor productivity, and enhances our strategic autonomy. In an increasingly competitive world, that’s not a luxury − it’s a necessity.
Why AI technology matters
AI is not a hype. It’s a key enabling technology that is already impacting how we live, work, and produce − and it will continue to shape the world of tomorrow. Brabant has everything it takes to lead the way: a strong high-tech industry, a systems engineering approach, and an ecosystem that accelerates innovation. BOM brings it all together. We provide direction, invest strategically, and make the ecosystem visible − both locally and internationally.
What BOM does
- We guide innovative AI entrepreneurs from idea to application
- We connect high tech companies with knowledge institutions and international partners
- We invest in ventures that are shaping the world of tomorrow
- We organise meetings, challenges, and missions to drive innovation
- We make AI tangible: from supercomputing to cybersecurity
For a stronger Brabant
Are you an entrepreneur, researcher, or investor? Then Brabant offers an AI Tech ecosystem that will help you move forward. BOM accelerates growth, opens doors, and enables international scaling. Together, we build smart solutions that truly matter, for Brabant, for the Netherlands, and for the world.
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We would be happy to discuss the latest developments, strategies, and applications of AI, including in high tech, with you. Please get in touch.
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Wanted: Brabant companies for supercomputing pilot
Computing power is the new oil for companies looking to innovate. Therefore, TU/e Eindhoven, Tilburg University, the province of Noord-Brabant, and the Brabant Development Agency (BOM) are taking the initiative for a high performance computing (HPC) facility. Currently, we are seeking companies with computing/training queries to shape this pilot supercomputing project.