Startup is first to bring Nvidia supercomputers to Netherlands
The Dutch startup Juvoly is the first in the Netherlands to use the new Nvidia supercomputers.
Published on March 11, 2025
Credits: Nvidia
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The Dutch healthcare start-up Juvoly is the first in the Netherlands to use the new Nvidia DGX B200 supercomputers with Blackwell chips. They use these to improve AI for speech recognition in healthcare.
Juvoly develops and hosts inclusive speech-to-text models optimized for language deficits, accents and medical terminology. The company is also the only provider of Frisian speech recognition.
The startup trains advanced speech recognition models for healthcare with the new Nvidia DGX B200 supercomputers. This allows the company to demonstrate that AI development does not have to be dependent on foreign cloud providers. Dutch organizations often use foreign cloud providers for AI training, but powerful supercomputers such as the DGX B200 enable local development and hosting, ensuring that data remains in the Netherlands.
Nvidia's new supercomputers are located in the NorthC data center in Rotterdam. They cost almost a million euros, but according to Juvoly, the investment is worth it because it ensures secure storage of sensitive patient data under their own management.
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