Deutsche Telekom and Nvidia Collaborate on €1B AI Data Hub
Nvidia and Deutsche Telekom have announced plans for a €1 billion data centre project in Germany, aiming to enhance the country's digital sovereignty and power Europe's industrial AI ambitions.
The AI facility, set to begin operations in the first quarter of 2026, will be one of Europe's largest, utilizing up to 10,000 Nvidia Blackwell GPUs to create an "industrial AI cloud." This will boost Germany's AI computing power by around 50 per cent, according to Deutsche Telekom.
- The facility will be housed in an existing Deutsche Telekom site in Munich.
- SAP, Europe's largest software company, will integrate its business technology platform and applications into the new cloud infrastructure.
- The focus will be on linking AI models to industrial data sources to accelerate the adoption of automation and intelligent manufacturing.
"industrial AI cloud"
Author's summary: Nvidia and Deutsche Telekom are investing €1 billion in a German data centre to strengthen Europe's AI capabilities.
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