The technological revolution under way is without precedent. Artificial intelligence is changing how we work, do business and live. Robotics multiplies its impact — humanoid robots will gradually take over an ever-larger share of both routine and skilled work.
AI provides the intelligence; the robot carries it out in the physical world. In the near future practically every company and household will rely on these systems.
This shift creates the need for new digital infrastructure and a new financial environment — one of its pillars is blockchain, a decentralised network proven by millions of users.
CZECH AI LABS is our answer to this new era. We are building a campus that brings research, education, computing power, robotics, data centres, servicing and commercial services together under one roof.
CZECH AI LABS is not a set of separate buildings or an ordinary technology park. It is a connected ecosystem in which every part supports the growth of the others.
Its foundation is computing and data infrastructure that creates economic stability and funds research, development and new startups. The academy trains talent who become part of the ecosystem and push it further.
“This is not buildings standing side by side. It is a single organism — one machine in which every part creates value for all the others.”
CZECH AI LABS is taking shape in an established industrial zone on the border of the Olomouc and Pardubice regions. The location is no accident — it combines a strategic position, an industrial base, energy infrastructure and access to skilled people.
The site sits on the D35 — the northern alternative to the congested D1 — with fast links to Prague, Olomouc and Ostrava. The town lies on the Europe-connected Prague–Olomouc–Ostrava corridor.
The region offers a skilled workforce and know-how in electrical engineering, automation and industrial manufacturing — foundations the campus can build its growth on.
Modern data centres and robotic systems require stable, generously sized power supply. The location offers access to robust infrastructure and room to scale.
Just a few dozen minutes from the campus lies one of the region's largest university centres and a major teaching hospital. It opens room for collaboration in AI, robotics and medical technology — and access to talented students, researchers and physicians.
Direct access to transport infrastructure, an existing hall and ample space for the phased construction of pavilions — from the first operations to a fully functioning ecosystem.
A commercial data centre whose returns fund the rest of the campus. Colocation, cloud and backup for clients who need performance, availability and security — built modularly in 250 kW blocks, growing precisely as fast as demand does. The disciplined economics that let the other three buildings think at a larger scale.
A hybrid AI data centre connected to the European EuroHPC network. Computing capacity for universities, research teams and startups — and alongside it, everything the companies forming around it require: registered office, accounting, legal, mentoring, capital. The regional node of Czech artificial intelligence for central Moravia.
A centre for building, training and running autonomous AI agents — systems able to analyse data, make decisions and carry out complex processes on their own. Where compute becomes real intelligence.
Showroom, certified service line and robotics training school under one roof. Humanoid and service machines for emergency services, industry, healthcare and homes — with financing, insurance and technical support across their working life. The sale is the beginning; the value lies in the decade of servicing that follows.
The educational and public face of the campus. A glazed dome housing an immersive planetarium opens technology to schools and the wider public; the classrooms and laboratories beneath it train people who design artificial intelligence rather than merely use it. The League of Exceptionals programme selects the most gifted on talent alone — and carries them with scholarships, mentoring and access to the full computing power of the campus.
The leading hub for artificial intelligence and robotics in the Czech Republic.
Executive Director
Author and architect of the vision