Telekom baut KI-Rechenzentrum für die Industrie aus
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The Deutsche Telekom is expanding its data center infrastructure for industrial applications. The aim is to offer companies in Germany better opportunities to use artificial intelligence (AI). The news comes from the specialist portal Logistik Heute.
The new infrastructure will be used, among other things, for training large AI language models. Such models require a great deal of computing power so that they can learn from large volumes of data. The infrastructure also plays a role in the development of robotics. The simulation of complex systems is another area of application. Here, companies can, for example, test production processes on a computer before they are implemented in practice.
The development is especially important for industry in Germany. Many companies from mechanical engineering, logistics and the automotive sector want to incorporate AI methods more strongly into their work. To do so, they need powerful computers, which are often not located in their own premises. With the expansion of data centers, companies can use such services from external providers.
The report contains no specific information on investment sums or the timetable for the expansion. It therefore remains open when the expanded infrastructure will be fully available. However, the expansion shows that Telekom is further strengthening its role as a provider of technology for businesses.
Sources: Logistik Heute
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