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Siemens CEO Says He Would Found Company in U.S. Today as AI Funds Flow Abroad

He cites slow European rules hindering rapid deployment of new technology.

Overview

  • Roland Busch said a lion's share of about €1 billion in Siemens' AI investment is going to the United States and partly to China to move faster.
  • Of roughly €2 billion in recent capital expenditure, about €1 billion was invested in Germany, according to Busch.
  • Siemens is still investing heavily but warns it is becoming increasingly difficult to do so in Germany.
  • Busch called for rapid implementation of promised coalition reforms to keep investment in the region.
  • An Ifo survey in October reported 36.6% of German companies saw declining competitiveness versus non‑EU countries, marking a record low assessment.