Deutsche Telekom Pours €250 Million into AI Factory Expansion, Doubling Munich Site to 20 MW
The German operator's industrial-scale AI facility sold out its initial capacity within seven months and is adding NVIDIA B300 GPUs, while its AI assistant handled 2.6 million customer calls this year.
Deutsche Telekom announced on 9 November an additional €250 million investment to expand its Tucherpark AI factory in Munich from 12 to 20 megawatts, adding NVIDIA B300 GPUs to its existing B200 fleet.
The industrial AI facility's initial capacity sold out within seven months of launch, according to the operator. The site anchors Deutsche Telekom's sovereign AI offering through its T-Systems B2B division, which packages AI compute for German enterprise and public sector customers. The operator also said its AI assistant handled 2.6 million customer calls across Germany in 2026.
Deutsche Telekom remains undecided on joining the EU's AI Gigafactory bid, with a decision expected in December. The expansion is a direct reference model for the gigawatt-scale AI infrastructure bets Indonesian operators are making through ventures like Zankore and NeutraDC — sold-out capacity being the strongest proof yet that telco-hosted AI compute finds enterprise demand.