US EditionNvidia, Deutsche Telekom Unveil 1-Bn-Euro AI Industrial Hub
The Industrial AI Cloud will increase Germany's AI computing power by 50%, supporting local firms with data sovereignty and advanced AI services, backed by a €1 billion investment.
- Nvidia and Deutsche Telekom have signed a €1 billion partnership to establish an AI factory in Munich, aiming to boost Germany's AI computing power by 50%.
- The Industrial AI Cloud project will utilize Nvidia's DGX systems and RTX Pro Servers with up to 10,000 GPUs to provide AI services to German companies while complying with data sovereignty laws.
- The project, expected to start operations in early 2026, is separate from the EU's AI gigafactory initiative and will help improve German products and strengthen European strengths, according to the companies.
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The construction of a new AI data center in Munich can help raise Germany's potential in the industrial revolution. Despite the dominance of the USA and China in AI technologies, Germany has opportunities through expertise in production.
Deutsche Telekom and the U.S. giant Nvidia announced Tuesday the construction in Germany of a large underground "AI factory" to reduce their dependence on China and the United States. The construction of the future data centre will begin in the first quarter of 2026 and represents an investment of one billion euros (1,150 million dollars). The objective is to create a "safe and powerful sovereign infrastructure" of AI aimed at "large organisatio…
An AI factory in Munich is to ensure digital sovereignty in Europe. It is to go into operation at the beginning of 2026.
Nvidia, Deutsche Telekom and SAP are building the AI future for Europe. In a few months, the first joint data center in Munich will be operational. The project will be praised as "the next industrial revolution." The reality is different.
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