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Germany’s leading digital industry organization, Bitkom, forecasts a 4.4 percent turnover increase in IT and telecommunications this year.

Europe’s largest economy has commenced a pair of business credit support programs intended to bolster future technologies.

The German government is committing serious resources make the country a digital leader. Companies like fintech unicorn Qonto are taking advantage of the new emphasis on 1s and 0s in Europe's largest economy.
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Nvidia and Hewlett-Packard Enterprises (HPE) are teaming up to construct the “Blue Lion” high-performance computer.

Germany’s digital economy will receive a boost from the incoming coalition government through the creation of a new digital ministry. In other news, Germany is taking on a key role in European satellite communications and Karlsruhe Institute of Technology and IBM expand their AI partnership.

Britain’s Colt Data Centre Services has announced it will construct a quartet of new facilities in Europe’s largest economy.

A study commissioned by the German Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action forecasts over 4800 megawatts of capacity by the end of the decade.

Artificial intelligence and quantum technologies are the future technologies that will strengthen Germany’s economy according to recent studies of German companies, with AI start-up numbers up 35 percent in the past year.

Experts are expecting investment to pour into data centers in Germany in the coming years. Anna Klaft, chairwoman of the German Data Center Association, explains why Germany is such an attractive location and what investors need to know about the framework conditions for setting up here.

For the first time ever, over fifty percent of firms in Germany say they’re considering how to use artificial intelligence.