Nvidia's leader, Jensen Huang, says Germany is falling behind in AI. AI is computer technology that does tasks like people. He says Europe has many skilled people but spends too much time thinking instead of acting.
Germany plans to work more closely with Nvidia. Huang and German leader Friedrich Merz plan to announce an agreement at a meeting in Berlin. They want German companies to use AI faster. Germany plans to spend hundreds of millions of euros. Most of the money will buy the use of powerful computers through Deutsche Telekom.
About 10 established German companies, including Siemens and Audi, are likely to join, along with the young company Black Forest Labs. The government hopes to make Germany a more attractive place to develop new technology.
