A multi-million-euro agreement will see Multiverse Computing license climate-risk intelligence from Mitiga Solutions, expanding access to critical data for organizations facing growing physical climate risks. Mitiga Solutions, a spin-off of the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, combines climate science with artificial intelligence to assess hazards like flood, wildfire, and extreme weather, translating those risks into financial metrics for infrastructure owners, insurers, and banks. Multiverse Computing will license Mitiga’s EarthScan platform and act as a technological advisor, guiding the evolution of its solutions. This collaboration aims to deliver decision-ready climate risk intelligence through APIs and AI agents, reducing time-to-insight while maintaining scientific accuracy, as physical climate risk becomes a key financial consideration for businesses.
EarthScan Platform Translates Climate Risk into Financial Metrics
The multi-million-euro agreement represents a substantial investment in translating climate science into actionable financial data. Multiverse Computing will license Mitiga Solutions’ EarthScan platform, aiming to scale climate-risk intelligence globally. This partnership extends beyond data access, establishing Multiverse as the technological advisor responsible for evolving Mitiga’s solutions, demonstrating a collaborative effort to refine and expand climate intelligence offerings. Mitiga Solutions, originating as a spin-off from the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, leverages a strong scientific foundation to deliver advanced climate modeling now being commercialized through this agreement. EarthScan’s core innovation lies in its ability to convert complex climate hazards, including flood, wildfire, and extreme weather, into quantifiable financial metrics. These outputs support calculations of Climate Value & Revenue-at-Risk, loss indicators, and exceedance probability, providing a practical link between climate science and financial decision-making for sectors like infrastructure, insurance, and banking.
Unlike traditional, bespoke climate risk analyses, the joint offering will deliver this intelligence through APIs, AI agents, and digital marketplaces, significantly reducing time-to-insight while maintaining scientific rigor. Dr. Alejandro Martí, Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer of Mitiga Solutions, explains that “Physical climate risk is becoming a direct financial and operational risk for the world’s most valuable assets.” He adds that this partnership with Multiverse provides a larger commercial engine, a joint go-to-market path, and a way to put Mitiga’s science into the hands of more decision-makers through AI-native data products and agents. This collaboration is designed to accelerate Mitiga’s transition from a service-based model to a scalable Data-as-a-Service business, while providing Multiverse with a critical use case for its efficient AI technology. Multiverse’s CompactifAI technology aims to reduce the computational demands of AI models, making advanced climate analytics more accessible and deployable in regulated environments.
Enrique Lizaso, Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer of Multiverse Computing, states, “Efficient AI is what turns powerful models into everyday tools.” By combining Multiverse’s model-compression and AI deployment capabilities with Mitiga’s climate-risk intelligence, they can help bring decision-grade climate data to more customers, across more channels and in more sovereignty-sensitive environments. The partnership’s structure, with Multiverse’s licensing fee, validates Mitiga’s data and science.
Physical climate risk is becoming a direct financial and operational risk for the world’s most valuable assets. This partnership with Multiverse gives us a much bigger commercial engine: a joint go-to-market path, and a way to put Mitiga’s science into the hands of many more decision-makers through AI-native data products and agents. Our goal is simple: make climate intelligence as actionable and accessible as any other core enterprise risk dataset.
Multiverse Computing’s CompactifAI Enables Efficient AI Deployment
Multiverse Computing’s approach to artificial intelligence deployment centers on reducing computational load, a strategy increasingly vital as climate modeling grows in complexity and data volume. The company’s CompactifAI technology addresses a key bottleneck in translating sophisticated climate analysis into readily usable intelligence; traditional AI models demand substantial energy and processing power, limiting their accessibility and scalability. This is particularly relevant given Mitiga Solutions’ EarthScan platform, which combines climate science, high-performance computing, and AI to assess physical climate risk across multiple perils and time horizons. The aim is to move beyond bespoke analyses, enabling organizations to consume hazard, exposure, vulnerability, and financial-impact data with greater speed and scientific rigor. This is especially crucial for translating climate risk into financial metrics like Climate Value & Revenue-at-Risk, loss indicators, and adaptation signals. CompactifAI’s efficiency extends beyond cost savings; it enhances portability and addresses concerns around data sovereignty.
The technology allows for deployment in private-cloud, on-premise, or marketplace environments where data control and auditability are paramount. Multiverse Computing’s participation in the Spanish public-private consortium for one of Europe’s AI gigafactories, under the EU’s InvestAI program, underscores this commitment to sovereign AI infrastructure.
Efficient AI is what turns powerful models into everyday tools. By combining Multiverse’s model-compression and AI deployment capabilities with Mitiga’s climate-risk intelligence, we can help bring decision-grade climate data to more customers, across more channels and in more sovereignty-sensitive environments.
This collaboration isn’t simply a licensing arrangement; Multiverse will actively advise on the evolution of Mitiga’s solutions, signifying a deeper commitment to enhancing climate data products. The partnership aims to transform complex climate science into scalable data offerings, intelligent agents, and services readily available through digital marketplaces. This move addresses a growing demand for actionable climate risk data, particularly as physical climate hazards increasingly impact financial and operational stability for major assets. Under the terms of the agreement, Multiverse Computing gains access to Mitiga’s EarthScan platform, a comprehensive catalogue of physical climate risks, and will distribute these solutions through its established enterprise and partner network. This expanded distribution is crucial as organizations move beyond commissioning bespoke climate analyses and seek continuous access to hazard, exposure, vulnerability, and financial-impact data via APIs and AI agents.
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