Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) is joining forces with Deutsche Telekom (USOTC:DTEGY) to roll out what will be Europe’s first dedicated industrial AI cloud platform, aimed at supporting German manufacturers.

According to a joint announcement on Friday, the project is expected to be fully operational by 2026. The initiative marks a key step in advancing AI-driven digital transformation across Europe’s industrial landscape.

The partnership will see Nvidia supplying 10,000 high-performance chips to power the AI infrastructure, while Deutsche Telekom will oversee the deployment and management of the cloud environment—including data centers, operations, sales, cybersecurity, and end-to-end AI solutions.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, who previewed the plans earlier this week, met with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Friday to further discuss the strategic vision for the project.

This collaboration is poised to strengthen Europe’s position in AI innovation and provide manufacturers with access to powerful, localized compute resources tailored for industrial applications.

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