Digixop launches intelligent platform for high-speed big data processing

The Bilbao-based company introduces Xabia.ai, a technological innovation with applications in museums and online stores.

Generic image of artificial intelligence processing massive data.
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Generic image of artificial intelligence processing massive data.

Digixop, a Bilbao-based company with over five years of experience, has developed an intelligent platform capable of processing high-speed big data, named Xabia.ai.

The product is in its launch phase and has numerous applications, such as an assistant for museums or a shopping aid for online stores. The company, founded in January 2020, has collaborated with entities like the Basque Government and the Provincial Council of Bizkaia.
Although it initially offered digital marketing and consulting services, it evolved towards practical artificial intelligence training for companies. "We were looking for suitable tools, which led us to create our own solutions," explains Jose Gutierrez, its founder. This is how Xabia Agent Next was born, transitioning from a web assistant to an autonomous cognitive AI platform.
Digixop's services include training, translation engines, and its flagship product, Xabia. It is an independent SaaS that provides cognitive capabilities to any software and integrates innovations such as Smart QRs technology, the "tunnel effect" protocol for high-speed big data processing, and the Federation module for connecting databases in real-time.
It is much more than a chat with artificial intelligence, as it allows for data sovereignty, conversational consumption with "almost zero" marginal cost, and optimizes web purchasing actions. The tool works without needing apps and has applications as an assistant in museums, online stores, or shopping centers.
In a high-tech service, R&D is fundamental. "I dedicate more than 60% of my time and resources to research," states Gutierrez. This has enabled him to program Xabia.ai's core algorithm and the tunnel effect flow from scratch, achieving a sovereign solution with a near-zero marginal cost per use.
Immediate challenges include "deploying the Standalone version of Xabia.ai, as a standard for independent AI for corporations." The goal is to demonstrate that "from Bilbao, original, sovereign, and competitive technological innovation can be achieved."
Based on information from the official source: SPRI — Agencia Vasca de Desarrollo Empresarial (21/07/2026)