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Making Science turns to AI to boost output as it marks 10 years
Making Science is marking its 10th anniversary as it enters what its founder calls a more mature stage.
The Spanish company, founded by former Google employee José Antonio Martínez Aguilar, has expanded through acquisitions and now operates in 18 markets.
It reports more than €360 million in revenue and is listed on BME Growth, a Spanish market for smaller companies.
The company is using AI to increase productivity and develop services for clients, including tools to improve advertising campaigns.
It says the lines of code it produced rose 80% in 2025 and increased 50% in the first half of 2026, and its chief executive wants to produce five times more with the same investment.
Managing AI costs remains a challenge, and Martínez says companies should match each task with a suitably sized AI model.
Making Science is marking its 10th anniversary as it seeks to use artificial intelligence to increase output.
Founder and chief executive José Antonio Martínez Aguilar says the company aims to produce five times more with the same capital expenditure.
The company wrote 80% more lines of code in 2025 than in 2024, and the volume rose a further 50% in the first half of 2026.
Making Science operates in 18 markets, reported revenue of more than 360 million euros and is listed on BME Growth.
Its AI-related services include tools for campaign optimisation, product development and positioning in chatbots.
- Who
- Making Science, led by founder and chief executive José Antonio Martínez Aguilar.
- What
- The company is using AI to increase output and expand its business offerings.
- When
- The company is marking its 10th anniversary in 2026.
- Where
- Making Science operates in 18 markets. The sources do not specify where the AI initiative is based.
- Why
- The company aims to produce more with the same investment and use AI to support its growth.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Making Science ended the year with 80% more lines of code written than in the previous year.
The volume of lines of code written rose 50%.
Making Science marked its 10th anniversary as its founder described the company as entering a stage of maturity.
- Anniversary
- 10 years in 2026
- Markets
- 18
- Revenue
- More than 360 million euros
- Code output
- 80% higher in 2025 than in 2024
- Code output
- Up 50% in the first half of 2026
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