CyberCo, the company behind the GetMoved platform, has been awarded 35,000 GPU hours on the LUMI-G supercomputer through the EuroHPC AI Factory Fast Lane call. This allocation will support the continued development of GetMoved, an AI-powered system and movers marketplace that connects moving companies with end-clients. The application process was suported by NCC Montenegro team from the University of Montengro.
GetMoved uses advanced computer vision models to analyse short user-recorded videos and automatically detect and classify household items, generating a structured inventory that moving companies can use to prepare accurate quotes. In addition to AI-driven inventory creation, the platform enables customers to receive offers from licensed movers, facilitating a transparent and efficient relocation process.
With access to EuroHPC GPU resources, CyberCo will accelerate model training, improve large-scale video processing, and enhance the overall performance of GetMoved’s AI engine. LUMI-G’s computational capacity will allow the team to experiment with advanced techniques and achieve higher accuracy and scalability across diverse home environments.
The awarded resources will help CyberCo advance GetMoved toward production-grade readiness and demonstrate how high-performance computing can drive practical, civilian AI applications in modern logistics.
At the end of November 2025, representatives of NCC Montenegro visited the Verlab Institute and NCC Bosnia and Herzegovina in Sarajevo for a two-day working meeting held within the EuroCC4SEE framework. The visit focused on strengthening regional cooperation, supporting twinning and mentoring activities, and expanding joint engagement with academia and industry. The meetings brought together both NCC teams as well as IT industry stakeholders, underscoring the growing importance of SMEs in HPC and AI adoption across the Western Balkans.
Day 1: Coordination, Planning, and Strategic Alignment
The first day centred on aligning the two NCCs on upcoming activities and mapping joint priorities for the next three months. The discussions focused on student engagement, training coordination, and preparation of several regional events.
Continuation of NCC collaboration between NCC Montenegro and NCC Bosnia and Herzegovina
Key outcomes included:
NCC BiH participation in the NCC Montenegro Conference (13 December 2025), showcasing HPC/AI proof-of-concepts and project activities.
Joint planning of workshops and PoC support for companies, combining experiences from Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina, and building on ongoing collaborations with NCC Poland and NCC Latvia.
Agreement to co-organise major events in early 2026, including the AI in Medicine event in Montenegro and the Žabljak IT Conference.
Coordination on joint scientific publications, using existing datasets and aligning research topics across the two centres.
These discussions reaffirmed the value of EuroCC4SEE’s twinning and mentoring model, enabling both NCCs to share practices, strengthen their training pipelines, and streamline outreach to researchers and SMEs.
Both UDG and UCG representatives participated in the meetings with NCC BiH team
Day 2: Knowledge Exchange, SME Engagement, and Practical Collaboration
The second day focused on operational collaboration, with a workshop dedicated to industry outreach and experience exchange related to HPC and AI services. NCC Montenegro shared its methodology for working with companies, including how to communicate EuroHPC JU opportunities and guide SMEs through resource applications.
Day 2 included exchange of experiences, SME engagement, EuroHPC access to resources
A local IT company that already uses NCC BiH resources joined the discussion. Their participation added a practical industry perspective and resulted in commitments to:
take part in the AI in Medicine event in Montenegro,
join the Žabljak IT Conference,
explore deeper involvement in EuroHPC-supported pilot activities.
The workshop also enabled both NCCs to discuss effective utilisation of local HPC clusters, exchange good practices on scaling AI workloads, and review success factors for EuroHPC JU applications based on real user cases.
We discusssed joint PoC activities in medical and healthcare domains
Finally, the partners agreed to jointly explore Horizon Europe funding opportunities related to HPC scalability, applied AI, and capacity building—further extending the collaboration beyond EuroCC4SEE.
A Visit That Strengthened Regional Ties
The meetings in Sarajevo were assessed as highly productive, resulting in clear commitments, strengthened operational cooperation, and a shared plan for the months ahead. By combining training coordination, SME engagement, research collaboration, and strategic event planning, NCC Montenegro and NCC Bosnia and Herzegovina continue to build a more connected and capable regional HPC and AI ecosystem—fully aligned with the mission of EuroCC4SEE.
Researchers from EuroCC Montenegro participated in the Montenegrin Machine Learning Workshop, a one-day event aimed at popularizing topics related to Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) among students, researchers, and practitioners. The workshop was organized in cooperation with the Montenegrin Artificial Intelligence Association (MAIA) as a satellite event to the EEML summer school. Participants attended lectures covering deep learning and its applications in earth observation, graph neural networks, power grids, biology and genomics.
During the poster session, visitors had the opportunity to learn more about the EuroCC project and its efforts to promote AI and HPC research in Montenegro.
The Institute of Hydrometeorology and Seismology of Montenegro successfully secured HPC access from the EuroHPC JU Development Call for their project titled: “HPC Development for Very-High-Resolution Atmospheric Reanalysis Using a Nonhydrostatic Mesoscale Model over Montenegro (1995–2024)”. The project aims to enhance mesoscale weather modeling capabilities using the WRF-NMM (Nonhydrostatic Mesoscale Model) and to investigate the scalability and performance of nonhydrostatic dynamic cores on state-of-the-art high-performance computing (HPC) architectures.
Through this initiative, the project was granted 4,000 node hours on the LUMI-C partition for a period of six months. The National Competence Centre (NCC) Montenegro provided support throughout the project application process.
Representatives of NALED and Philip Morris International visited UDG, NCC Montenegro, and CoE FoodHub
Representatives of NALED (National Alliance for Local Economic Development), Serbia, and Philip Morris International visited the University of Donja Gorica, where they presented their leading projects — StarTech, Empower Innovation, and particularly PMInnovia — aimed at connecting science and industry, promoting the concept of open innovation, and supporting researchers and innovators in developing ideas to improve products, processes, and the competitiveness of the economy.
During the visit, the representatives of NALED and PMI were introduced to the research and project activities of UDG, the National Competence Center for Supercomputing (NCC Montenegro), and the Center of Excellence for Digitalization of Food Safety Risk Assessment and Precision Certification of Food Product Authenticity (CoE FoodHub), particularly in the areas of HPC and AI technology applications and support for digital innovations in smart agriculture, personalized medicine, monitoring the authenticity of Montenegrin food products, and bioinformatics for genomic profiling.
The delegation also toured the Virtual Reality (VR) and 3D Printing Laboratory, where student projects showcasing the connection between technology, robotics, research creativity, and industrial relevance were presented. They also visited the Food Safety and Quality Laboratory, where modern methods and equipment for physico-chemical and microbiological analyses were demonstrated, as well as the Entrepreneurial Nest, where they learned about business initiatives supporting innovation and students, such as UDG’s StartUp program and the Entrepreneurial Ideas Exchange.
The professional discussion focused on mapping regional expertise, biotechnological innovations, and exploring potential collaboration within interdisciplinary teams sharing a common vision of advancing the innovation ecosystem and the economic development of the region.
On 24 October 2025, NCC Montenegro held an initial meeting with Telekom Montenegro to discuss potential cooperation opportunities in the field of AI-driven innovation and HPC resource utilisation within the scope of ICT networks and services.
The meeting marked an important step towards strengthening the link between advanced computing infrastructure and AI innovation across the industry’s diversified portfolio. Discussions focused on identifying potential use-case scenarios where HPC and AI technologies could enhance network optimisation, predictive maintenance, and customer experience through diagnostic and predictive data analytics and advanced AI modelling.
Representatives of Telekom Montenegro expressed strong interest in exploring how NCC Montenegro could support experimentation, testing, and capacity-building initiatives. Both parties agreed to continue with technical consultations and support activities based on international benchmarks and the adaptation of successful Telco use cases and best practices to local needs, particularly in the areas of network efficiency and advanced customer analytics.
This collaboration aligns with the mission of NCC Montenegro to accelerate the adoption of HPC and AI technologies across large enterprises and strategic national industries.
Podgorica, 23.10.2025 – NCC Montenegro held a follow-up meeting with representatives of Tara Resources, and the Institute of Hydrometeorology and Seismology of Montenegro (IHMS), to discuss project cooperation in the field of precise weather forecasting and smart energy solutions based on WRF model simulations and HPC capacities. This meeting built upon the initial consultations held on 9 October 2025 with Tara Montenegro, where opportunities for applying high-performance computing to energy optimisation in connection with precision weather forecasting were first explored.
The discussion highlighted the cross-industry potential of supercomputing technologies to improve regional weather prediction accuracy, enable data-driven planning for microclimate patterns, and support renewable energy management. Representatives of Tara Montenegro and IHMS expressed strong interest in continuing cooperation with NCC Montenegro through joint R&D activities connecting scientific expertise, industrial application, and HPC infrastructure.
It was agreed to proceed with technical consultations and project scoping under the EuroCC4SEE framework to further advance HPC-enabled cross-industry innovation in meteorology and smart energy.
