NVIDIA Signs Germany AI Declaration, Pledges Billions Across Europe

NVIDIA is executing a broad European expansion spanning government partnerships, research infrastructure, and commercial deployments. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Jensen Huang signed a Joint Declaration of Intent at the Berlin Invest in Germany Summit, with Germany committing to be among the world's most advanced AI adopters and NVIDIA formalizing collaboration through Germany's Industry 4.0 Platform. NVIDIA has committed nearly $10 billion to support companies, universities, and research institutions across Europe, including planned investments in four German startups: Agile Robots, Avelios Medical, Mirelo, and Reflex Aerospace. In the UK, NVIDIA committed $250 million in accelerated computing over five years for agentic safety and security research, with $50 million directed through programs at the University of Oxford, UCL, and Imperial College London. At the AI in Science Summit in Dublin, the European Commission launched the AI in Science Enablers Initiative and NVIDIA pledged compute, open models, and startup support; NVIDIA said it is powering 35 supercomputers currently in development across Europe, described as the largest single-year supercomputing buildout in European history. The European Broadcasting Union and NVIDIA are expanding a sovereign media standards initiative to include cloud providers, open model developers, and systems integrators. Nordic cloud providers are planning one gigawatt of AI compute capacity across the region by end of 2027. Cities across Belgium, Finland, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Sweden, and the UK are deploying NVIDIA-powered AI agents for urban operations.