Overview
- The build centers on more than 1,000 Nvidia DGX B200 systems with up to 10,000 Blackwell GPUs, which the companies say will lift Germany’s available AI compute by about 50 percent.
- Installation is underway in a renovated data center in Munich’s Tucherpark, with the platform scheduled to go live in early 2026.
- SAP joins as an initial participant by bringing its Business Technology Platform and applications, alongside partners including Siemens, Agile Robots, Quantum Systems, Wandelbots, Perplexity, and PhysicsX.
- The cloud is framed for factory use cases such as robotics, digital twins, and predictive maintenance under a Germany-focused stack emphasizing data protection and reliability.
- Deutsche Telekom plans to seek EU KI‑Gigafactory funding, while analysts note the announced scale is modest compared with hyperscalers that deploy hundreds of thousands of accelerators.