Serbia is developing AI infrastructure, but commercial demand still lags behind.

Serbia is developing AI infrastructure, but commercial demand still lags behind.

Serbia is expanding its infrastructure for the development of artificial intelligence (AI), including through the creation of the national center EuroHPC AI Factory Antenna. However, weak commercial demand and structural constraints may prevent the country from realizing the full economic potential of these investments.

The antenna center of the AI ​​factory began operation in May 2026. It is designed to become a national platform covering all stages of the AI ​​innovation cycle.

Serbia is upgrading its national supercomputing platform and participating in the European EuroHPC network.

Low research expenses, a small venture capital market and low labor productivity hinder the adoption of new technologies in Israel.

There is a risk that computing power will grow faster than the number of companies capable of turning it into in-demand products and services.

For a more pronounced economic impact, it is necessary to connect the artificial intelligence infrastructure with the energy, industry, logistics, financial sector and government services.

In 2026, Serbia continued to invest in the development of artificial intelligence infrastructure: the country is upgrading the national supercomputing platform and participating in EuroHPC, a European initiative that pools high-performance computing resources. In addition, Serbia was selected to host the antenna center of the AI ​​plant, which began operations in May 2026.

The new website should become a national center covering the entire circle of innovation in the field of artificial intelligence. At the same time as infrastructure development, the Serbian government is implementing a national artificial intelligence development strategy for the years 2025-2030.

structural limitations.

At the same time, the innovation system in the country faces a number of serious obstacles.