DeltaWave presented DeltaWaveOS at the SPRIND AI & Robotics Summit 2026 in Berlin on September 23. DeltaWaveOS is the full AI stack for molecular discovery, designed and operated in Europe.

The stack combines autonomous agents, DeltaWave's own domain models, and distributed training that runs across heterogeneous hardware: whatever a laboratory operates, from data-center GPUs to a desktop device. It is molecular intelligence built for every industry that works with molecules, starting with biopharma.

A new appliance for the bench

DeltaWave also introduced its new appliance for biotechs and research labs. It brings the same stack to the bench, on-premises. A team plugs it in, trains a model on its own data, and owns that model. Not a single molecule leaves the site.

Who builds the infrastructure

For DeltaWave, Europe's position in AI will not be decided by one lab. It will be decided by who builds the infrastructure and who owns it, which makes it a public decision as much as a technical one.

The summit's guests included Karsten Wildberger, Federal Minister for Digital Transformation and Government Modernisation; Dr. Rolf-Dieter Jungk, State Secretary at the Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space; and Rafael Laguna de la Vera, Director of SPRIND.

Breakthrough innovation rarely comes from the market alone. It takes institutions able to sense which deep technologies will actually change practice, and to move before the market does. DeltaWave thanks SPRIND, the Federal Agency for Breakthrough Innovation (Bundesagentur für Sprunginnovationen), for its support and for bringing this community together.

DeltaWave is also supported by the OVHcloud Startup Program, Antler, and Bpifrance.