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Can Nvidia boost Germany's AI scene?

It's a big day for Germany, as Nvidia bets on the country's industrial edge to power the next wave of AI. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was in Berlin to seal the deal on 'physical AI', with the focus on moving AI from the screens onto Germany's factory floors. Germany hopes its industrial might paired with NVIDIA's tech can be the decisive advantage. For more news go to

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It's a big day for Germany, as Nvidia bets on the country's industrial edge to power the next wave of AI. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was in Berlin to seal the deal on 'physical AI', with the focus on moving AI from the screens onto Germany's factory floors. Germany hopes its industrial might paired with NVIDIA's tech can be the decisive advantage. For more news go to

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