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This week our CXO, Eduardo Rodés Pons, has crossed the pond to attend the Isle Utilities Texas TAG 29 and also to visit to our friends from Houston Public Works. It is always a pleasure to find the time to meet and share conversations, explore new opportunities and show how Qatium continues to provide solutions and anticipate events. Check the link in the comment section if you want to know more about how we helped Houston Public Works start the transition from a reactive to a predictive operational model 👇.

Proud to share that Qatium has been selected as one of just 12 companies for the Amazon Sustainability Accelerator Climate Tech programme, from 950+ applicants. We’re incredibly excited about what comes next: working closely with Amazon's team, learning alongside the other selected companies, and exploring how Qatium can help advance water stewardship at scale. A big thank you to the Sustainability & Community Action at Amazon team for the opportunity, and to everyone at Qatium who keeps pushing this forward!

Qatium ranked #1 in the BSC AI Factory Programme. Thank you to NVIDIA, Amazon Web Services (AWS), the Barcelona Supercomputing Center and SeedRocket for this recognition. Qatium has been selected as the best AI project among 87 European technology companies across all sectors. A major boost for our advanced research in AI Hydraulics. Congrats Joakim Vivas and the rest of the team for this achivement! This gives us even more momentum to build the best possible AI solutions for water utilities and improve how one of the planet’s most critical resources is managed worldwide 🚀

This session is all about AI Build Studio in action. Join our upcoming Qatium webinar, From Prompt to Water App: See AI Build Studio in Action, for a closer look at how utility teams can turn specific operational needs into custom apps inside the Qatium AI Water Platform. David Monteiro, Director of Customer Success at Qatium, will walk through live examples of AI Build Studio, showing how teams can build dashboards, reports, hydraulic workflows, pressure monitoring tools, and more, without coding. The session will be hosted by Melisa Altaparro, Industry Manager at Qatium, who will guide the conversation and bring audience questions into the discussion. Key learnings: - See how a prompt can become a working water operations app - Explore practical use cases rooted in day-to-day utility operations - Learn how AI Build Studio helps teams build their own apps, respond faster, and support more resilient network operations — without coding skills - Understand how apps are created inside Qatium’s secure, controlled environment Save the date: Wednesday, July 22, 5:00 PM CET / 11 AM EDT Register here: https://lnkd.in/eanvP8wi #AIBuildStudio #WaterUtilities #DigitalTwin #WaterOperations #Qatium #AI

What happens when an experienced water operator transitions from one small utility to another? For many utilities, years of system knowledge can leave with one person. And for the operator entering a new network, the learning curve can be just as challenging. This story is different. It follows Tim Silvers, District Operations Manager in Kansas, as he transitioned from Douglas County Rural Water District #4 to #1. Through Tim’s experience, we see how digital twins can help preserve operational knowledge, accelerate onboarding, and turn individual experience into shared intelligence across utility teams. Originally presented at SWAN - The Smart Water Networks Forum 2026 in Tim Silvers’ presentation: Small Districts, Big Transitions: How Digital Twins Sustain Knowledge Across Utility Borders. Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/enuFjGm6 #DigitalWater #DigitalTwins #WaterUtilities #OperationalIntelligence #Qatium

Exciting times ahead for Qatium. Through the BSC AI Factory, Qatium will now use MareNostrum 5, one of the world’s most powerful supercomputers for research, to push our physics-based AI hydraulic models further, using 5,000+ hours of supercomputing to approximate complex hydraulic problems at scale. Thank you to the Barcelona Supercomputing Center for enabling us to advance a new generation of hydraulic models that will help utilities around the world make better decisions. Congratulations to Joakim Vivas and the team on this important milestone. Let’s keep pushing!