Deutsche Telekom expands Munich AI factory to 20 MW with Nvidia B300 systems after first stage sold out
CEO Tim Höttges announced nearly another quarter of a billion in investment, doubling Telekom's chips in that class; the release gives no exact amount or completion date.
Why it matters
Telekom's Industrial AI Cloud in Munich only went live in February 2026, and the company says its first stage, which raised available AI computing capacity in Germany by 50 percent, was fully booked seven months later. Adding Blackwell Ultra B300 systems takes the site to 20 megawatts, small next to US campuses measured in gigawatts but significant for European sovereign compute. Siemens and Daimler Truck are named users. Watch whether demand from industry keeps pace and whether Telekom moves on to larger sites.
Key facts
- Capacity rises to 20 megawatts
- Adds Nvidia Blackwell Ultra B300 systems, doubling chips in that class
- Nearly another quarter of a billion invested
- Site went live in February 2026
- First stage fully booked seven months later
- Users include Siemens and Daimler Truck