Einar K. Holt
Founder & Partner
Bio coming soon.
Who we are.
Tenki was started to build agentic engineering in Norway — on local infrastructure, aligned with GDPR and the coming EU AI Act. We believe the real AI gain lies in changing company structure, not sticking a chatbot on top of it.
· Our thesis
Structure comes after the technology.
When electricity arrived in the 1880s, factories swapped the central steam engine for electric motors — in the same building, with the same drive shafts, the same workflow. It took twenty years before anyone dared rip up the floor plan and rebuild factories around distributed electric power. That's when productivity actually took off.
AI today is where the steam engine was in 1900. Most companies paste a chatbot on top of existing processes and wonder where the gain is. The gain comes when you dare to redraw how work flows — when people, models, and tools are placed where they actually work best.
· Founders
The people building Tenki.
Oscar G. Westbye
Co-founder & Partner
Bio coming soon.
Andreas Grønbeck
KI-Ingenør
Studerer maskinlæring og kunstig intelligens ved Universitetet i Oslo, med særlig interesse for matematikken og statistikken bak moderne modeller. Jobber med lokal inferens og KI-infrastruktur som kjører på egne servere, uten at data forlater huset. Opptatt av å forstå systemer fra bunnen av, fra gradientalgoritmer til lavnivåprogrammering i C.
· Why Tenki
AI belongs in Norway.
Most AI services Norwegian companies use today ship the data abroad. That's fine for chat about the weather, but not for client documents, accounts, valuation reports, or source code. That data shouldn't leave the house.
We set up local models, document compliance routines down to risk classification, and help teams redraw how work flows around the tools. The result is AI that actually gets used — because it's safe to use.
Want to work with us?
Tell us what you do, and we'll be honest about whether we think we can help — or whether you should talk to someone else.