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Brabant development agency BOM partners with AI Innovation Center to support regional AI companies

BOM and the AI Innovation Center at High Tech Campus Eindhoven have partnered to attract and scale AI companies in the Brabant region. The deal pairs campus resources with BOM's investment tools to boost the area's profile for AI talent and startups.

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IT and development

Brabant region launches AI development partnership

BOM, the regional development agency for the Dutch province of Brabant, has partnered with the AI Innovation Center at High Tech Campus Eindhoven to scale up AI companies in the region.

The collaboration combines the campus ecosystem with BOM's investment and development capabilities. The goal is to attract AI companies with growth potential and improve the area's international profile for AI talent and startups.

What this means for IT and development professionals

The partnership signals growing infrastructure for AI work in the Netherlands. Developers and IT professionals in the region gain access to institutional backing, funding networks, and a concentrated cluster of AI-focused companies.

For those building AI skills, the expanded ecosystem offers more job opportunities and collaboration potential. Consider exploring AI for IT & Development Learning Path to strengthen capabilities aligned with regional growth in this sector.

Teams working on generative AI and large language models will find additional resources through Generative AI and LLM Courses as the cluster expands.

The broader context

Eindhoven has established itself as a technology hub in Europe. High Tech Campus hosts research facilities and corporate innovation labs across semiconductors, software, and hardware sectors.

Regional development agencies across Europe increasingly tie growth strategies to AI clusters. This move positions Brabant to compete for companies relocating from saturated tech markets or seeking lower-cost alternatives to major innovation hubs.

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