Türkiye AI Platform EVREN: Türkiye has opened a new national artificial intelligence platform called EVREN. It was developed under the country’s Presidency of Defence Industries and is meant to give defence companies, technology firms and researchers a shared place to work with AI. Academics, entrepreneurs and students can also use the platform.
EVREN brings several important AI tools together in one system. Users can work with data, AI models and high-performance computing without needing to build all the costly hardware on their own. The platform is also designed as an end-to-end MLOps system. In simple words, it can support many parts of AI work from preparing data and training a model to testing and using it.
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Another major part of EVREN is data security. Prompts sent to the system, the answers created by it and usage data are processed on GPU infrastructure located inside Türkiye. This is designed to stop sensitive information from being sent to cloud services outside the country. Users can enter the platform through e-Government authentication at evren.ssyz.org.tr.
Contribute, earn credits, use GPU power
EVREN doesn’t mainly work like a normal paid AI service. Instead, it uses a contribution-based credit system.
Users can earn credits by helping the platform in different ways. They can upload datasets, label data or share AI models that they have trained. Those credits can then be used for AI model training and other computing work on EVREN’s GPU pool. This also gives researchers and students a way to use expensive computing resources without having to build their own large GPU setup.
The system is built so users can contribute to the platform while also using its resources. This is expected to help create a wider AI development community around the Turkish defence and technology sector.
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EVREN Adds AI Models And GPU Access
The platform has now added an inference system covering 11 open-weight large language models. These models can be used for different AI tasks. EVREN also supports computer vision work such as object detection, segmentation and classification. Its API system lets existing software connect with the platform, while automatic model routing can help send requests to suitable models.
EVREN has already reached 7,500 active users, according to information reported on September 27, 2026. The platform is also being expanded with plans for locally developed language, image and audio models and stronger distributed GPU management.
The latest LLM inference service was made available in September. According to the platform’s ecosystem site, the service is part of Türkiye’s wider effort to build its own AI development infrastructure.
