Germany Plans Major AI Partnership with Nvidia

Germany is preparing a large-scale artificial intelligence partnership with Nvidia (NVDA), to be backed by hundreds of millions of euros in public funding. The initiative aims to accelerate the development of industrial AI, robotics and autonomous systems. Companies including Siemens, Audi and Deutsche Telekom are expected to take part.

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According to the Handelsblatt newspaper, German Chancellor Friedrich Mertes is preparing an extensive cooperation in the field of artificial intelligence with Nvidia (NVDA), which is to be supported by hundreds of millions of euros in government funding.

The aim of this plan is to accelerate the development of industrial artificial intelligence, robotics and self-driving systems. Companies including Siemens, Audi and Deutsche Telekom will also participate in this initiative.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is expected to travel to Berlin on Monday, and an official announcement of the partnership is scheduled for next week.

The main goal of this plan is to strengthen Germany's position in the global artificial intelligence competition.