Evidence-backed European AI register
TrustLLM
Reviewed identity, roles, model listings, pricing and evidence for TrustLLM.
Dataset compiled 2026-08-28 · evidence over inference
Reviewed identity
- Headquarters scope
- EU body or consortium
- Headquarters country
- unknown
- Headquarters city
- unknown
- Legal entity
- Horizon Europe research and innovation action, grant agreement 101135671; coordinated by Linköpings universitet (SE)
- Ownership
- public research consortium
- Founded
- 2023
- Confidence
- medium
- Last verified
- 2026-08-22
Headquarters evidence
The consortium has unique expertise and practical experience in building LLMs, combined with leading NLP researchers, as well as organizations, working on transfering the technology to companies and end-users.
TrustLLM's own about page describes it as a multi-partner consortium ('The consortium has unique expertise and practical experience in building LLMs...') delivered as an EU-funded Horizon project ('TrustLLM is funded by the European Union under Grant Agreement 101135671.'), not a company, so a single headquarters is structurally not applicable. No headquarters/head office/HQ wording appears on trustllm.eu/about-trustllm/ or trustllm.eu/.
Evidence boundaries
Organisation listings identify a reviewed canonical record. Headquarters is independent of incorporation, registered offices, ownership, hosting and runtime. Model listings show an association in the source register; they do not by themselves establish model creation, current API availability, hosting location or infrastructure ownership.
Model listings
- TrustLLM Germanic-language models
- Type
- text
- Parameters
- unknown
- Context
- unknown
- Languages
- Germanic languages first — English, German, Dutch, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Icelandic, Faroese — then broader European
- Licence
- unknown
- Release
- unknown
Profile note
Nordic/Germanic-focused sibling to OpenEuroLLM, and one of the few EU LLM consortia with a fully verifiable euro figure (€6.93M, 100% EU-funded). Partners: Linköping University (coordinator, SE), AI Sweden (SE), Fraunhofer (DE), Forschungszentrum Jülich (DE), NTNU / SFI NorwAI (NO), University of Copenhagen (DK), Alexandra Institute (DK), TNO (NL), University of Iceland (IS), Miðeind (IS). Its practical significance is as the pipeline that feeds Nordic-language capability into the larger EU stack; several of its people and datasets also appear in OpenEuroLLM. Ends October 2026.