A Moroccan AI company will showcase its technology at one of NVIDIA’s major AI events in Germany next month. ABA Fusion AI has been selected to exhibit at NVIDIA GTC Berlin 2026, which will take place from 20 to 22 October. The company will present AI systems designed to help businesses and governments use AI in day-to-day operations. Its technology combines AI agents, digital twins, physical AI and simulation tools.
ABA Fusion AI will also show two of its main products: the Fusion Computing System and Fusion AI Operating System.
The Fusion Computing System is designed to process AI workloads close to where data is produced. This can help reduce delays and limit the need to send sensitive data to the cloud.
The Fusion AI Operating System provides computing and AI tools for organisations working with sensitive or critical data.
The company will demonstrate applications in four areas: healthcare, industry, government and critical infrastructure.
Healthcare applications focus on managing medical infrastructure and clinical operations. Industrial tools include predictive maintenance, process optimisation and digital twins.
Government applications include centralised dashboards and AI systems designed to keep data under local control. Security applications include threat analysis and systems that can simulate possible scenarios.
“Being selected by NVIDIA to exhibit at GTC Berlin marks an important milestone in our journey. With the Fusion Computing System and Fusion AI Operating System, we want to demonstrate that it is possible to build high-performance, sovereign AI infrastructure from Morocco capable of addressing real-world operational challenges while competing against the world’s highest technological standards,” said Mohamed Ben Ouda, founder and president of ABA Technology.
ABA Technology, the parent group, has three main units. ABA Sovereignty focuses on hardware manufacturing, ABA Fusion AI develops AI software, and ABA Life covers other activities.
The group says it expects €100m in revenue for 2025. It has more than 1,200 employees and operates in more than 30 countries.
The company also develops some of its hardware locally, including printed circuit board assemblies and industrial enclosures. Its AI software can then run on these devices.
The push comes as governments and companies look for ways to keep sensitive data inside their own countries. This is particularly important for sectors such as healthcare, government, utilities and security.
The event in Berlin will focus on several parts of the AI industry, including chips, computing systems, software, AI models, digital twins, robotics and other forms of physical AI.
ABA Fusion AI’s appearance will give the company an opportunity to present its technology to a global technology audience and potential customers and partners.
