Bull and Schwarz Digits have agreed to develop European AI and cloud infrastructure together. The companies say the planned stack would keep sensitive data, infrastructure and operations under European jurisdiction and control.
France’s Bull and Germany’s Schwarz Digits agreed a memorandum of understanding covering infrastructure from servers to software. The partnership targets European organisations, particularly those in regulated and strategic sectors.
Schwarz Digits, the IT arm of Lidl and Kaufland owner Schwarz Group, will contribute its STACKIT cloud. Bull will provide AI and high-performance computing expertise. Servers would be built at Bull’s factory in Angers, France, using its direct liquid cooling technology.
Businesses and public-sector customers will also be able to buy Bull’s BullSequana AI platform through STACKIT Marketplace. For companies building AI services with European data-control requirements, the proposed combination could offer another infrastructure option. The memorandum sets out an intention to build together, rather than demonstrating a deployed joint service.
European jurisdiction could make the proposed infrastructure relevant to builders serving regulated customers.
The proposed combination of STACKIT cloud and Bull’s AI computing hardware could give builders infrastructure spanning servers and software.
Delivery of the joint stack remains unproven because the partnership is still based on a memorandum of understanding.
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