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Nvidia chief urges German manufacturers to adopt AI
At a Berlin event with Chancellor Friedrich Merz, Jensen Huang called for wider industrial AI use.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang urged German manufacturers to adopt AI, arguing that the country’s manufacturing expertise and company data could help it expand industrial AI use. He made the case during a Berlin discussion with Chancellor Friedrich Merz, according to Nvidia’s account of the event. [1]
Nvidia says the German government and the company signed a joint declaration of intent to work on an initiative advancing AI models for physical applications. The discussion also covered AI adoption among small and midsize firms, automotive manufacturing and digital twins—virtual models of real-world systems. [1]
The account is published by Nvidia, which has a direct business interest in industrial AI; it does not independently establish how widely manufacturers will adopt the technology or what results it will deliver. [1]
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