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Between funding cycles - AIoD/DeployAI Open Call 1 closed June 12, 2026 and winners were announced in August. Check the AI-on-Demand platform for the next open call.
Historical funding: €1,300,000 per project
Prior eligibility: SMEs, startups, mid-caps, and research organisations established in EU Member States or countries associated with the Digital Europe Programme.
DeployAI Open Call for European SMEs to Integrate and Deploy AI Solutions on AIoD Platform is a grant from the DeployAI Consortium (Digital Europe Programme) that funds the integration and real-world deployment of mature AI solutions onto the AI-on-Demand Platform (AIoDP). The program aims to bridge the gap between European AI research and industrial or public sector adoption, strengthening the European AI ecosystem and its sovereignty. Eligible activities include integrating AI solutions into the AIoD Platform, deploying real-world AI use cases, and contributing to the broader European AI ecosystem. Single legal entities including SMEs, startups, mid-caps, and research organisations established in EU Member States or countries associated with the Digital Europe Programme are eligible. Awards of up to €1,300,000 per project are available, with a deadline of June 8, 2026.
The Southeast Regional SI Computing Consortium — 15 universities across 10 states with $1 billion already invested — was announced October 8, 2026 at the White House science summit. Alongside Georgia Tech and Emory's $1.175 billion, it marks the moment compute access stopped being infrastructure and started being an eligibility advantage.
Read articleOn October 8, 2026 NSF named the founding partners of the X-Labs Consortium — Astera, Ginkgo Bioworks, the Sloan Foundation, the Secunda Family Foundation, Occam Foundry, and the Florida Quantum Center — representing over $300 million in commitments. For a program that funds teams with no institutional home, the facilities layer changes what a credible Phase 0 proposal looks like.
Read articleOn October 8, 2026, NSF announced up to $75 million over five years for Super Intelligence-Native Instruments tied to the Programmable Cloud Laboratories Network. The same program was called AI-Native Instruments days earlier. The solicitation is not out yet, which gives instrument builders a rare amount of runway — and a keyword problem.
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