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Nvidia invests in German AI startups as chancellor urges embrace

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 20 Oct, 05:38 · Archive

Nvidia is investing in four German startups as part of a nearly $10 billion European commitment, with Chancellor Friedrich Merz urging businesses to adopt AI technology.

Nvidia unveiled plans to back four German AI startups as part of its nearly $10 billion investment in European companies, universities and research institutions. The four startups are Agile Robots, which develops AI-powered robots for manufacturing and healthcare; Avelios Medical, which builds AI hospital management software; Mirelo, which generates audio for videos; and Reflex Aerospace, which designs satellites. Nvidia did not disclose the size of individual investments.

At the Invest in Germany Summit in Berlin, Chancellor Friedrich Merz described AI as a major opportunity for Germany's economy and urged businesses to adopt it. He highlighted manufacturing, machinery and automotive industries as key sectors for AI integration, and told small- and medium-sized businesses to capitalise on data they already hold. 'Please open your doors for AI to make use of your data,' Merz said. 'This is a real secret and a real advantage for Germany.'

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang echoed the chancellor's remarks, emphasising Germany's strengths in manufacturing, mathematics and science. He said AI would augment rather than replace industrial capabilities, describing it as 'a new instrument for businesses'.

Nvidia invests in German AI startups as chancellor urges embrace
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In this story: Nvidia · Friedrich Merz · Jensen Huang · Germany · Agile Robots · Avelios Medical · Mirelo · Reflex Aerospace

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