# Hive subsidiary Buzz HPC partners with ProCogia for AI infrastructure

> Buzz HPC's Canadian AI infrastructure powers ProCogia's ZeroBoxx framework and regulated AI products for healthcare and finance.
- Title: Hive subsidiary Buzz HPC partners with ProCogia for AI…
- Summary: Buzz HPC's Canadian AI infrastructure powers ProCogia's ZeroBoxx framework and regulated AI products for healthcare and finance. ProCogia uses Buzz HPC's…
- Keywords: buzz hpc, proco gia, zero boxx, callyeah, polykode, hiv e digital technologies, canada, ai infrastructure, sovereign ai, gpu capacity, regulated ai, healthcare ai
- Source: Yahoo Finance — https://finance.yahoo.com/technology/ai/articles/hive-subsidiary-buzz-hpc-strikes-132100321.html
- Published: 2026-09-16T13:21:00+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: buzz hpc, proco gia, zero boxx, callyeah, polykode, hiv e digital technologies, canada, ai infrastructure, sovereign ai, gpu capacity, regulated ai, healthcare ai
## New AI partnership
Hive subsidiary Buzz HPC partners with Vancouver-based ProCogia for AI infrastructure in Canada, the US, and Europe.

> BUZZ HPC was built so that Canadian companies with real AI ambition would never have to choose between accelerated computing infrastructure and sovereignty over their data
## ProCogia's AI stack
ProCogia will run healthcare voice AI and code migration models on Buzz HPC's infrastructure for regulated industries.

> Meharpratap Singh said the partnership addresses what has historically been the biggest bottleneck for smaller SMB and mid-market clients
## ZeroBoxx framework
ProCogia's proprietary ZeroBoxx AI framework launches on Buzz HPC's Canadian data centers for enterprise clients.
## Regulated AI products
CallYeah and PolyKode run on Buzz HPC for healthcare, finance, and defense applications with Canadian data control.
## Sovereign AI expansion
Buzz HPC expanded Canadian data centers in British Columbia and Toronto with Bell Canada and Cohere partnerships.
## Key takeaway

ProCogia uses Buzz HPC's data centers to run healthcare and finance AI applications with Canadian data sovereignty.