DCAI and Corti Put AI Control Closer to Home

Corti Models gives European enterprises one route to multiple AI models while keeping governance, infrastructure and costs under tighter control.

9 Sep 2026

DCAI and Corti launched Corti Models on August 20. The platform gives European enterprises sovereignty, governance, and cost control over their AI strategies, with Trifork signing on as the first implementation partner.

Corti Models is a model-agnostic platform providing a single OpenAI-compatible API with support for sovereign cloud and on-premises deployments. It addresses single-provider dependency risk by letting enterprises access, manage, and deploy leading AI models while maintaining control over compliance, security, and infrastructure choices.

The platform runs on DCAI's ISO-certified Gefion AI supercomputer and related infrastructure. DCAI is also investing in a scalable NVIDIA Blackwell B300-based cluster. This cluster is designed to serve as a national inference platform for enterprise and public-sector workloads across Denmark and the broader Nordic region.

"European enterprises need access to the world's best AI models without becoming dependent on a single provider," said Andreas Cleve, CEO and Co-Founder of Corti. DCAI CEO Martin Svensson added: "Gefion was built to strengthen Europe's AI capabilities."

Initial focus is on enterprise software development. Organizations can standardize AI-assisted coding while maintaining centralized governance over model access, data handling, and budget controls. Corti Models is built on the same infrastructure that powers Corti's AI solutions for regulated environments such as healthcare. According to product documentation, the platform may help organizations reduce AI spend by up to 5-10x, improve performance, and simplify procurement and compliance.

Trifork, the first adopter, operates with 1,102 FTEs across 16 countries serving regulated industries including public administration, healthcare, financial services, energy, and aviation. "Our customers want digital independence without compromising on security, compliance or control over their own data," said Trifork CEO and founder Jorn Larsen.