A new Nordic and Baltic AI centre, New Nordics AI, was opened this week at a ceremony in Helsinki, the capital of Finland. The centre will have its head offices in Stockholm and will have the main objective of strengthening cooperation in the region, accelerating the adoption of artificial intelligence and strengthening the region's competitiveness in an international context.
New pan-Nordic AI centre officially opens
Ministry of Culture, Innovation and Higher Education, 24 October 2025, Iceland
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