Collaboration brings together TACTICA^AI’s operational decision-intelligence technology and NVIDIA AI capabilities to advance reasoning, autonomous analysis and video intelligence for real-world deployment

TACTICA^AI, an operational decision-intelligence company,  announced a collaboration with NVIDIA to advance and scale the deployment of agentic AI capabilities. The companies will work together to integrate and optimize NVIDIA Nemotron models within TACTICA^AI’s multi-intelligence platform, with a focus on expanding these capabilities and supporting deployment with major customers internationally. The collaboration was announced at NVIDIA GTC Berlin.

The collaboration with NVIDIA builds on the company’s existing technology, integrating selected NVIDIA AI models and tools to further enhance capabilities across advanced reasoning, autonomous analysis and video intelligence. The integration allows TACTICA^AI to draw on NVIDIA’s AI ecosystem while maintaining the modular architecture and operational workflows at the core of its technology.

The integration brings several capabilities into TACTICA^AI’s operational workflows:

• Advanced reasoning: NVIDIA Nemotron models complement TACTICA^AI’s existing AI-powered reasoning capabilities, supporting advanced language understanding and analysis across operational workflows.
• Agentic AI: TACTICA^AI’s autonomous agents can task sensors, fuse information from multiple sources and surface relevant findings. Integrated NVIDIA agentic AI technologies further enhance their reasoning and analytical capabilities.
• Video intelligence: TACTICA^AI brings video into its multi-intelligence workflows alongside other operational data sources. Built with the NVIDIA Metropolis Blueprint for Video Search and Summarization (VSS), TACTICA^AI is able to enhance the system with advanced natural-language search, contextual alerts, and summarization across large volumes of live and recorded video, including geo-referenced results.
• Weather, storm and environmental intelligence: Building on TACTICA^AI’s existing weather, satellite, sensor and geospatial capabilities, NVIDIA Earth-2 will further enhance storm and environmental forecasting, including storm evolution, precipitation intensity and regional downscaling. Combined with terrain, infrastructure and operational data, this will help TACTICA^AI anticipate impacts and support proactive response planning.

The NVIDIA stack also supports TACTICA^AI’s built-in retraining capabilities, allowing operator-validated results to feed directly into model improvement. Working with NVIDIA and its ecosystem partners, the underlying compute infrastructure can also be deployed closer to operations, including at remote sites.

TACTICA^AI’s modular architecture enabled the NVIDIA integration to be completed within weeks and allows additional NVIDIA models and technologies to be incorporated as they become available.

Dr. Chaouki Kasmi, Co-Founder of TACTICA^AI said: “TACTICA^AI has been built from the ground up for complex operational environments. We have developed the intelligence, data-fusion and agentic AI capabilities at its core, and this collaboration allows us to build on that foundation with NVIDIA’s advanced AI technologies. By bringing these strengths together, we can accelerate what TACTICA^AI already does and deliver even greater capability to customers internationally.”

TACTICA^AI became an independent company in 2026 and today supports operational use cases including mapping, targeting, maritime situational awareness and damage assessment. The company works with customers and partners across multiple regions and recently announced an agreement with Safran.AI focused on AI-powered space intelligence and command-and-control technologies, further expanding its international partnerships.

The announcement also builds on the momentum of the UAE President’s state visit to Germany in September, during which both countries reaffirmed their commitment to cooperation in AI and advanced technologies. H.E. Faisal Al Bannai, Adviser to the UAE President for Strategic Research and Advanced Technology Affairs and Chairman of the Advanced Technology Research Council (ATRC), joined the delegation and highlighted opportunities to combine Germany’s industrial expertise with the UAE’s growing AI and advanced technology capabilities to accelerate research, innovation, and real-world applications.