Germany plans to increase its AI computing power to four times the 2025 level by 2030. The governmen
Germany Plans to Quadruple AI Computing Power by 2030—Aims for European Data Hub Status
Germany is going big on data centers. A new government strategy aims to double general-purpose computing power by 2030 and quadruple AI-specific capacity from 2025 levels. The push is driven by exploding demand from AI, cloud services, and digitalization. Digitalization Minister Carsten Wildegger put it bluntly: "Globally, we clearly have a lot of catching up to do." The 28-point plan, heading to the cabinet, targets making Germany a leading, data-sovereign data center hub in Europe. The race for digital infrastructure is heating up.

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