Allergic to impossible since day one.
A studio of scientists and engineers who collect the briefs other vendors politely decline — and ship them anyway.
Meet our team.
Julius Emil Lund-Jacobsen
Founder · CEO · Board MemberSofus Laurits Lund-Jacobsen
Founder · COO · Board MemberLucas Mørch Emcken
Chief AI Officer (CAIO)Svetlana Yershov
Chief Marketing Officer (CMO)Svetlana has over thirteen years of experience in product marketing across SaaS, fintech, and AI platforms. She manages the process from early-stage concept to global launch, working closely with engineering teams to translate complex technical features into clear customer value and scaling data-driven GTM functions.
Hans Albertsen
Vice Chairman of the BoardPeter Schwarz
Chairman of the BoardJoined by founders
Julius & Sofus Lund-Jacobsen.
Along with an unnamed board member and advisor.
Viceron started with a single brief that three vendors had refused. It shipped. Word got around that there was a team in Copenhagen that didn't flinch — and the refused briefs have been finding their way here ever since.
The first “can’t”
A dataset nobody could read, a deadline nobody believed. We took it because nobody else would — and discovered that impossible mostly means unpriced.
The pattern
Moonshots, needles, velocity. Every refused brief fell into one of three shapes — so we built a studio around exactly those three muscles.
The arsenal
NVIDIA Inception for compute, Danoffice IT for reach. We stopped renting our bottlenecks and started owning them.
Today
A growing file of delivered impossibilities. If everyone says your project can't be done, bring it to us.
Three rules we never break.
Evidence over opinion
Every claim we make ships with the data that proves it. If we can't measure it, we don't say it.
Speed is respect
Your deadline is real. We move fast because we take your problem seriously.
No black boxes
A system you can't explain is a system you can't defend. Everything we ship shows its reasoning.
Backed by serious firepower.
Inception Program member — accelerated computing for models that would otherwise take weeks to train.
AI computeHow we collaborate →
Global hardware and licensing partner — from a single GPU workstation to a full cluster, delivered anywhere.
Hardware & licensingHow we collaborate →
NVIDIA × Viceron
As members of the NVIDIA Inception Program, we build and train on accelerated computing, which moves some projects from impossible to possible.
How we collaborate. Inception gives our engineers early access to NVIDIA's AI stack, technical enablement and preferred access to GPU capacity. Our discovery models, forecasting systems and language pipelines are engineered CUDA-first, so client workloads run on anything from a single workstation to a DGX-class cluster.
What it means for you. Experiments that would take a week converge overnight. A rare-signal model that needs fifty training iterations is a non-starter at one iteration per week. At five per night, it's a Tuesday. Compute budgets limit what you can attempt, and through this partnership ours is generous.
Member of the NVIDIA Inception Program for companies advancing AI and data science.
Danoffice IT × Viceron
The unglamorous part of any AI program is getting the right hardware and licenses to where the work happens. Sometimes that is a hospital basement, sometimes another continent.
How we collaborate. Danoffice IT handles global hardware logistics and software licensing for our deliveries: GPU workstations for embedded research teams, cluster components for on-premise builds, and the licensing paperwork enterprises require before anything powers on. We specify; they deliver — wherever the project lives.
What it means for you. One accountable chain from architecture to loading dock. Procurement doesn't stall three weeks into a six-week plan, the hardware arrives through official channels, and we can deliver when your project isn't in Copenhagen.
Hardware and licensing delivered worldwide.