- Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang has urged German automakers and manufacturers to rapidly adopt artificial intelligence to re-engineer the nation's struggling economy.
- Speaking at an investment conference in Berlin alongside German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, Huang stated that the next wave of AI will be physical, transforming robotics, cars, and heavy industry.
- Huang highlighted Germany's rich manufacturing data and engineering expertise as a vital national asset that must be leveraged during the current industrial revolution.
- German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is seeking ways to revive economic growth following challenges including high energy prices, rising competition from China, and excessive bureaucracy.
- Addressing European concerns over reliance on US technology, Huang advised Germany to utilise foreign technology while ensuring its data, values, and expertise remain within the country.
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