IBM Opens German Headquarters and Technology Campus in Ehningen

November 20, 2025
IBM has inaugurated its new German Headquarters and Technology Campus in Ehningen, which will focus on AI, quantum computing, and hybrid cloud technologies. The facility includes 3,500 workstations and aims to foster collaboration among employees and partners.

IBM announced in a press release the inauguration of its new German Headquarters and Technology Campus in Ehningen. The opening ceremony was attended by IBM executives and Dr. Karsten Wildberger, Germany’s Federal Minister for Digital Affairs and State Modernization.

The campus features a modern and collaborative working environment, advanced technical infrastructure, and contemporary architecture. It includes 3,500 workstations designed to promote cooperation between employees and partners.

The Ehningen campus will serve as a hub for artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and hybrid cloud technologies, reinforcing Germany’s role in technology innovation and digital transformation.

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