Coordinator
CESGA
Galicia's supercomputing centre and the factory's host entity. Operates the sovereign EuroHPC AI-optimised node and coordinates the project, leading project coordination and dissemination and factory deployment.
cesga.esGovernance
The 1HealthAI Factory is formed by a public consortium. Computing, health data, applied technology, academic capacity and industry connection each come from an institution that already does that work at national or regional scale.
Consortium
The 1HealthAI Factory is a consortium of seven partners operating as one facility. The division of responsibility follows existing mandates rather than creating new ones, and each partner leads the area closest to what it already does.
Coordinator
Galicia's supercomputing centre and the factory's host entity. Operates the sovereign EuroHPC AI-optimised node and coordinates the project, leading project coordination and dissemination and factory deployment.
cesga.es
Co-lead
Spain's national research council. Leads data services, federated data governance, and the design of health data spaces.
csic.esFive institutions completing the consortium, each leading the area closest to what it already does.
Academic alliance
Universidade da Coruña. Leads One Health AI services, from the strategic needs analysis to AI solutions tailored to the sector.
udc.es
Academic alliance
Universidade de Santiago de Compostela. Leads AI development services: model training, validations and testing following the best standards and adherence to Responsible AI key dimensions.
usc.gal
Academic alliance
Universidade de Vigo. Leads the training ecosystem, ensuring talent development, long-term capability retention and skills interoperability.
uvigo.gal
Innovation hub
Galicia's Digital Innovation Hub for life sciences. Leads innovation, ethics, safety and exploitation, and connects the factory with SMEs and regulatory stakeholders.
dihdatalife.com
Applied technology
Research and technology organisation contributing cybersecurity, trustworthy AI, explainability, secure environments and conformity with the EU AI Act.
gradiant.orgEuroHPC alignment
1HealthAI is one of the AI Factories established across Europe under the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking. Each factory pairs AI-optimised supercomputing with the services that make it usable — data access, engineering support, training and validation — and each has a distinct focus.
Ours is One Health. Working as part of the network means our users benefit from shared standards, interoperability and access routes that extend beyond a single national infrastructure.
Common approaches to access, security and interoperability across the European factories.
Each factory specialises, so users can reach capability that no single centre would hold alone.
Validated services can move beyond their original national context.
Public support
1HealthAI is public infrastructure, co-funded and supported at European, national and regional level.
1HealthAI is co-funded by the European Union through the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking, which co-finances AI-optimised supercomputing capacity across the Union as part of the AI Factories initiative.
The AI Factories initiativeNational support from the Government of Spain for AI infrastructure, health data and regulatory capability, including work aligned with AESIA and AEMPS.
Regional support from the Galician government and the regional innovation ecosystem, hosting the factory and its academic alliance.
Grant agreement No 101314617 — European One-Health AI Factory (1HealthAI), call HORIZON-JU-EUROHPC-2025-AI-01-IBA. The specific national and regional instruments will be published here once confirmed.
Institutions, companies and public bodies interested in collaborating with the consortium can reach the team directly.
Funding and institutional support
1HealthAI — European One-Health AI Factory, grant agreement No 101314617 — is co-funded by the European Union through the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking as part of the AI Factories initiative, with national and regional support from the Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación y Universidades, and the Xunta de Galicia, through European ERDF funds.