Deutsche Telekom expands its Munich AI factory by 20 MW with Nvidia B300 GPUs after the first phase sold out

Nov 10, 2026
Deutsche Telekom says the Industrial AI Cloud at Munich's Tucherpark, live since February, was fully booked within seven months; the expansion adds Blackwell Ultra GPUs.

Deutsche Telekom will expand its "AI factory" data center at Munich's Tucherpark by 20 MW, Data Center Dynamics reports. Alongside the NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition and B200 GPUs it already uses, the company will deploy Blackwell Ultra B300 GPUs at the site.

The Industrial AI Cloud, announced in October 2025, went live only in February 2026. Deutsche Telekom said the first deployment raised Germany's available AI computing capacity by 50 percent and was fully booked within seven months.

"Germany must not only be a user of AI; it must also create value and prosperity itself," said CEO Tim Höttges. Deutsche Telekom and SAP were among the companies that pitched to host a large site under the EU's AI gigafactory initiative.

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