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The announcement is a government-backed industrial AI push: physical AI for robotics and self-driving, plus large industrial models. It is still a report from unnamed sources, with no budget, timeline, or formal terms yet. Readers should watch for those details, and for whether the effort produces deployable models or mainly subsidizes dependence on a single U.S. chip supplier.

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Germany Plans Large-Scale Partnership with Nvidia, with 12 Companies Including Siemens and Audi Set to Take Part

36KrOctober 15, 20261 min read

According to sources, the German federal government plans to launch a large-scale partnership with U.S. chipmaker Nvidia to advance artificial intelligence (AI) in industry and close the gap in the global technology race. The initiative has two main goals: first, to lay the groundwork for physical AI, which can be used to train robots and self-driving vehicles; second, to train industrial large-scale AI models with high performance and international competitiveness. About 12 German companies are expected to participate in the project, including Siemens, Audi, and AI firm Black Forest Labs. (Sina Finance)

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