The German telecommunications company Deutsche Telekom will invest EUR 250 million in the expansion of its Artificial Intelligence (IA) plant located in Munich in southern Germany, doubling the data center's capacity to 20 megawatts.
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09/11/2026
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A german telecommunications company Deutsche Telekom will invest EUR 250 million in the expansion of its Artificial Intelligence (IA) plant located in Munich in southern Germany, doubling the data center's capacity to 20 megawatts.
The announcement was made today by Deutsche Telekom's Executive President Tim Höttges during a press conference in Munich.
Opened in February, the AI factory is used by companies such as Siemens and the Daimler Trucks truck manufacturer.
With the expansion, Deutsche Telekom intends to integrate Nvidia Blackwell Ultra (B300) graphics processing units into the Nvidia Blackwell B200 systems already installed.
New processors allow you to increase the ability to calculate and support AI applications, from training and running large models to complex reasoning and simulation tasks.
The AI platform is prepared for different workloads, including large language models, recommendation systems and ‘chatbots’.
The press conference also included Siemens CEO Roland Busch, German Economics Minister Katherina Reiche and Digital Affairs Minister Karsten Wildberger.
During the session, Karsten Wildberger also announced that the factory should use in future ‘chips’ from the emerging company Sparxity, based in Dresden (Germany), in an initiative to strengthen technological sovereignty.