PhysicsX, DT & NVIDIA: Accelerating Industrial Resilience

A new partnership between PhysicsX, Deutsche Telekom and NVIDIA has been formed in an effort to connect Europe's advanced industries and strengthen the continent's infrastructure within a fragmented global market.

The collaboration intends to enhance manufacturing resilience by blending AI e platforms, cloud capability and digital infrastructure.

PhysicsX's AI-native engineering platform is now available on Deutsche Telekom’s Industrial AI Cloud, a new European industrial AI infrastructure powered by NVIDIA accelerated computing.

By combining technologies, the partnership aims to translate cloud capability into tangible engineering impact for European industry through sovereign infrastructure and an AI-native software stack.

This joint venture is a step towards Europe establishing its own AI gigafactories, which are high-performance environments where physics-based AI can accelerate how industries design, test and manufacture complex systems.

Developing sovereign AI infrastructure

Each partner contributes its specific technology to the partnership.

PhysicsX provides the AI application, NVIDIA supplies the accelerated computing capacity and Deutsche Telekom powers the infrastructure, operations and security.

The fusion of these capabilities aims to help Europe's industries quicken production cycles and scale innovation.

Jacomo Corbo, CEO and Co-Founder of PhysicsX, says: “Industrial competitiveness increasingly hinges on AI enablement – and that, in turn, makes access to scaled GPU compute infrastructure a sovereign imperative.

"Deutsche Telekom and NVIDIA are building the world's first Industrial AI Cloud for European manufacturers, and we’re thrilled that the PhysicsX platform will be a core part of its software stack.

“Together with Deutsche Telekom, NVIDIA and Siemens, our shared mission is to make the most powerful AI both available and consumable to industrial enterprises – to hyper-accelerate every stage of the product lifecycle, from engineering to manufacturing to operations."

Integrating AI into engineering workflows

The PhysicsX AI-native platform acts as a convergence point for data, models and compute.

It delivers NVIDIA AI infrastructure to industrial organisations, enabling the integration of governed product data and the training and deployment of physics-informed models into engineering workflows.

Through integrations with Siemens' software, the PhysicsX platform fits into existing engineering processes. It provides data integration to avoid workflow disruption and connects to Teamcenter for product data management, access control and change processes.

This allows it to operate within CAE environments to automate data generation and support collaboration.

Bolstering supply chain resilience

Running natively on NVIDIA accelerated computing, the PhysicsX platform integrates with NVIDIA systems and the wider PhysicsX stack.

This combination could make production-ready physical AI a reality, delivering real-time inference and high-fidelity digital twins.

The result could be a data-driven loop that spans design, simulation and validation through to manufacturing and operations. Such a system could strengthen supply chain and production resilience, allowing businesses to deploy industrial AI at a faster pace.

"Artificial intelligence is the backbone of the next industrial revolution," says Ferri Abolhassan, Board Member at Deutsche Telekom and CEO T-Systems International GmbH.

"The strength of Europe and Germany will be determined by whether we design the necessary infrastructure and measures ourselves.

"With the Industrial AI Cloud, we have reached a milestone today – together with our partners and first customers – for a sovereign future."

Through this partnership, PhysicsX, Deutsche Telekom and NVIDIA are working to turn cloud capability into real-world engineering impact across Europe's manufacturing sector.

By integrating these systems, manufacturers could experience new levels of efficiency and business resilience.