Novo Nordisk joins forces with OpenAI to fast-track drug research
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“Danish pharma company Novo Nordisk has announced a partnership with OpenAI to apply artificial intelligence across its drug development process.”
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“The collaboration will allow Novo Nordisk to apply advanced AI to analyse complex datasets, identify potential drugs, and cut the time between research and patient access.”
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“The Danish company’s flagship products target chronic diseases and it is best known for its diabetes and weight-loss treatments, including Ozempic and Wegovy.”
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“The partnership will also apply OpenAI’s capabilities to improve efficiency in manufacturing, supply chain and distribution, as well as corporate operations.”
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“The pilot programmes will launch across research and development (R&D), manufacturing, and commercial operations, aiming for full integration by the end of the year.”
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“In 2024, the Novo Nordisk Foundation partnered with Nvidia and the Export and Investment Fund of Denmark (EIFO) to establish the Danish Centre for AI Innovation, which operates Gefion – Denmark's first AI-ready supercomputer.”
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“Pharmaceutical companies are increasingly investing in AI for drug discovery and development.”
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“Eli Lilly, in the race with Novo Nordisk to lead the weight-loss drug market, announced a partnership with Insilico Medicine in March 2026 to develop and commercialise medicines discovered using artificial intelligence.”
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“Under the agreement, worth up to $2.75 billion (€2.39bn), the American company will receive an exclusive worldwide licence for the development, manufacturing and commercialisation of novel oral therapeutics in preclinical development for certain indications, the companies said.”
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