AI giant makes big play for Europe with deals

Nafidia On Wednesday, a large number of partnerships with European countries and companies that extend to the infrastructure of the programs are announced because they look forward to preserving themselves in the center of global artificial intelligence.

CEO, Jensen Huang on Wednesday He continued his tour in Europe With a major word at the GTC event in NVIDIA in Paris, France, where he put some major European partnerships.

NVIDIA was keen to place itself as an infrastructure company that could help countries and governments build data centers using their graphics processing units to cancel the artificial intelligence capabilities of local economies and the population. As part of this effort, Huang recently made a similar storming trip to the Middle East, where NVIDIA plans to sell its latest chips as part of Big Building a data center In the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

“Every industrial revolution begins with the infrastructure. Amnesty International is the basic infrastructure of our time, just as electricity and the Internet were once,” Huang said in a press statement on Wednesday.

“Europe has now woke up to the importance of these artificial intelligence factories, which is the importance of this Amnesty International’s infrastructure,” Huang said during a separate presentation on Wednesday. Artificial Intelligence factories are the term NVIDIA for huge data centers that contain graphics processing units.

Huang added that the AI ​​computing ability in Europe will grow with a 10 -year factor in the next two years.

The technology giant seeks to expand its international scope and include itself in the national level of artificial intelligence infrastructure. This payment to new markets is more important because American export restrictions on the most advanced NVIDIA chips The company’s revenues were lost in China.

NVIDIA said it works with rural governments, cloud companies, regional communications, communications and technology centers in Europe.

One of the main partnerships announced is between NVIDIA and Startup French Mistral, which will build “Amnesty International Cloud” that will publish 18,000 Nvidia Grace Blackweell chips. Nafidia said this will allow companies to develop and use artificial intelligence through Mistral models.

NVIDIA has also announced infrastructure projects in Italy and Armenia.

Orange and Telefonica are among the telecommunications companies that also work with NVIDIA in fields such as spreading artificial intelligence applications and large language models as part of the newly announced deals.

In Germany, NVIDIA said it is building what was called “Industrial Cloud” that will include 10,000 graphics processing units and will be designed specifically to provide services for European manufacturers.

The great focus of NVIDIA in Europe is on the so -called “sovereign artificial intelligence”, which is the idea that the data centers and servers that provide services to the European Union are actually located at the regional level and not abroad.

NVIDIA also announced the so -called “technology centers” in Europe, which will focus on advanced research, advanced workforce and accelerate scientific breakthroughs in countries including the United Kingdom, France, Spain and Germany.

NVIDIA also expanded a product called DGX Cloud Lepton – which is something of the graphics processing units market – with new cloud service providers and integrating it with the face of the AI ​​model warehouse. DGX Cloud Lepton works by allowing developers to access graphics processing units all over the world to run artificial intelligence applications.