Salo, Finland – May 6, 2025
North Atlantic Ltd, the European AI company behind the NORAI product suite and NORAI Connect learning platform, is proud to announce its official acceptance into the NVIDIA Connect program. This milestone further strengthens North Atlantic’s mission to deliver GDPR-compliant, sovereign AI solutions to organisations across Europe.
The NVIDIA Connect program is designed to help software providers build their solutions faster and accelerate growth through technical guidance, developer resources and go-to-market opportunities. By joining the program, North Atlantic gains access to NVIDIA’s latest AI advancements and ecosystem support – a critical foundation for delivering trustworthy and scalable AI infrastructure tailored for the European market.
“We’re building the future of AI in Europe – responsibly, locally and with full data sovereignty,” said Victor A. Lausas, CEO of North Atlantic Ltd. “Our acceptance into the NVIDIA Connect program validates our technological direction and provides valuable support as we scale NORAI across sectors that demand privacy-first, mission-critical AI.”
The partnership with NVIDIA allows North Atlantic to accelerate deployment, refine model performance, and access co-marketing opportunities that support broader awareness around secure, responsible AI adoption in Europe.

About North Atlantic Ltd
North Atlantic Ltd is a Finland-based AI infrastructure company focused on privacy-first innovation. Built on European values of data security, transparency, and compliance, the company develops proprietary AI tools for enterprises that demand local control, full auditability, and unmatched sovereignty in AI deployment.
For more information about North Atlantic Ltd, visit https://www.northatlantic.fi
To explore the NORAI Connect platform, visit https://www.norai.fi
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North Atlantic
Victor A. Lausas
Chief Executive Officer