Its flagship product, CompactifAI, compresses LLMs by up to 95%, delivering 50–80% lower inference costs and up to 2x faster inference. The technology lets organisations deploy powerful AI on existing servers, on-premise data centres and edge devices without buying additional GPU hardware. A second platform, Singularity, applies quantum-inspired optimisation and interpretable machine learning to industrial problems such as predictive maintenance, electrical distribution planning and process scheduling.

The company serves customers in finance, energy, manufacturing, aerospace, defence and telecommunications, and has 160+ patents to its name. Airbus is collaborating with Multiverse on a quantum-inspired gesture recognition algorithm for next-generation fighter cockpit interfaces under the EPIIC project linked to the FCAS programme. Leonardo, the European defence and aerospace group, is also a named client.

Headquartered in San Sebastián with offices in Barcelona, Madrid, Munich, Paris, London, Milan, Toronto and San Francisco, Multiverse Computing raised a €189 million Series B round in June 2025 and has accumulated approximately $250 million in total funding.