Cambrium ( is pioneering the future of chemical manufacturing by designing novel material building blocks using biotechnology and AI. Their mission is to create sustainable, high-performance alternatives to traditional materials. Pierre Salvy, Cambrium’s CTO, shares how their infrastructure—built with Amazon Web Services (aws.com) and NVIDIA ( —enabled early-stage simulation of potential failures, streamlining development and ensuring every step in real-world manufacturing succeeded on the first try. This helped Cambrium go from concept to market in under two years—an extraordinary pace in biotech. Their molecules aren’t just drop-in replacements, they outperform, unlocking new possibilities for next-gen materials. The integrated ecosystem of NVIDIA-accelerated software and AWS-ready containers drastically reduced infrastructure setup time, allowing scientists and engineers to focus on solving complex challenges. Pierre emphasizes the power of direct collaboration between Cambrium, AWS, and NVIDIA teams. This synergy sparked innovation from code to lab, enabling access to previously unreachable materials through AI-driven platforms. Thanks to this infrastructure, Cambrium is tackling one of the most impactful challenges in science: engineering proteins that can change the world.
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2025/12/13
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