Eco Wave Power Global AB filed an 8-K press release on November 2, 2026, announcing the completion of Phase 1 of its AI-powered Digital Twin development program conducted with Germany-based AI engineering GmbH.

Key Highlights

  • Phase 1 completed: The first phase created a physics-based digital model of how ocean waves interact with Eco Wave Power's proprietary floaters, including simulations of wave loading, floater movement, structural forces, and initial machine-learning capabilities for energy and load forecasting.
  • NVIDIA Inception membership: Both Eco Wave Power U.S. and AI engineering GmbH are members of the NVIDIA Inception program, and the collaboration utilizes NVIDIA Omniverse, NVIDIA Warp, and NVIDIA-accelerated computing infrastructure.
  • NVIDIA Networking support letter: NVIDIA Networking (Mellanox Technologies Ltd., a subsidiary of NVIDIA Corporation) provided a formal letter describing Eco Wave Power's initiative as "a key opportunity to demonstrate the application of AI, accelerated computing and Digital Twin technologies to next-generation renewable energy infrastructure."
  • Data-center discussions underway: According to the filing, Eco Wave Power is currently in discussions with "a number of data-center developers and infrastructure partners" regarding potential supply of wave-generated electricity to coastal and nearshore data-center facilities.
  • Global project pipeline: The company reported a global project pipeline of 404.7 MW.
  • Four-phase roadmap established: Eco Wave Power and AI engineering have outlined a roadmap for potential subsequent stages, with Phase 2 expanding to the hydraulic and mechanical energy-conversion system, Phase 3 connecting real-world operational sensors, and Phase 4 introducing a broader machine-learning operational layer.

Eco Wave Power's Digital Twin Program: Phase 1 Scope and NVIDIA Collaboration

Eco Wave Power Global AB (NASDAQ:WAVE) disclosed on November 2, 2026, that it has completed the first phase of its AI-powered Digital Twin development program with AI engineering GmbH, a Germany-based engineering company specializing in applied fluid mechanics. According to the filing, Phase 1 produced a physics-based digital model simulating how ocean waves interact with the company's proprietary floaters, covering wave loading, floater movement, structural forces, potential energy generation under varying sea conditions, and initial machine-learning capabilities for energy and load forecasting. The filing also noted that the project evaluated how the model can be adapted to future sites with different wave conditions, "potentially enabling Eco Wave Power to transfer knowledge and engineering insights from one project to the next as it expands globally."

The filing states that the companies are utilizing and evaluating NVIDIA Omniverse for Digital Twin visualization and simulation workflows, NVIDIA Warp within the simulation and modeling toolchain, and NVIDIA-accelerated computing infrastructure to support high-fidelity simulation and machine-learning development. Eco Wave Power's technology was also, according to the filing, "featured twice during 2026 in keynote presentations by NVIDIA Founder and CEO Jensen Huang." In September 2026, NVIDIA Networking issued a formal support letter for Eco Wave Power's "Digital Twin and Energy-Aware Computing" research project submitted to the Israel Innovation Authority. The letter stated that, if the project receives funding, NVIDIA Networking "intends to assist Eco Wave Power in achieving the project's mission, subject to a mutual written agreement between the companies."

The filing describes a four-phase roadmap: Phase 1 has been completed, Phase 2 is expected to expand the model to the hydraulic and mechanical energy-conversion system, Phase 3 would connect the Digital Twin with real-world operational sensors and actual electricity-generation data, and Phase 4 would introduce a machine-learning operational layer for energy forecasting and system-behavior prediction. The company also disclosed it is working to develop technology for a "secure connection between wave-energy generation systems and data-center infrastructure" and a "secure settlement mechanism" for trusted measurement, verification, and settlement of electricity supplied. The filing notes these statements are forward-looking and subject to the cautionary language included in the company's safe harbor provisions under the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.

What Was Disclosed

Eco Wave Power disclosed the completion of Phase 1 of its AI Digital Twin program with AI engineering GmbH, details of its NVIDIA Inception membership and NVIDIA Networking support letter, a four-phase development roadmap, ongoing data-center partnership discussions, and a global project pipeline of 404.7 MW.