Helping CERN power next-generation research computing
Go Virtual Nordic
The IT company Go Virtual Nordic, with head office in Göteborg, customises cost-effective data solutions with a focus in HPC (High Performance Computing). With comprehensive expertise in the fields of HPC and storage, the company has forged ahead in the market. This specialised company holds a unique position in the area of supercomputers.
Winning the CERN contract demonstrated that our expertise and flexibility create real value in demanding research environments.
Supply experiment stations at CERN research facilities handle vast quantities of data, making them an interesting market for Go Virtual Nordic. Big Science Sweden keeps Go Virtual updated on upcoming procurements from CERN and in 2025 they submitted a tender and won the order which was for several storage units. CERN use high performance compute clusters to filter and reduce the million of photos that are taken every second before they get stored on these storage units. “We are HPC architects who build efficient solutions in accordance with customer needs,” explains Adam Koc, HPC Sales at Go Virtual Nordic.
Experience of complex system solutions
As a small company, Go Virtual Nordic can be flexible and agile, and make quick decisions. The company can stand up against European HPC companies, shown not least by the big order from CERN, which led to increased sales in 2025.
“Go Virtual Nordic is a relatively small company, but we’re efficient and understand the customer’s needs within HPC, storage and datacenter networks”, continues Adam Koc. Our employees' aggregated experience means we can offer attractive specialist expertise in the HPC field.”
Go Virtual Nordic is a well-established HPC supplier in Europe, not least to the automotive industry, which is facing many new IT challenges. Self-driving cars and smart products are examples of areas that will require both AI technology and HPC solutions for storage capacity and for handling large data quantities. The research facilities are facing similar challenges.
“We monitor procurements from the facilities in Europe and see good opportunities for new business in the future,” concludes Adam Koc.
Last edited 2026