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Mistral opens Munich hub for industrial AI research and customers

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Mistral said it has opened a hub in Munich for industrial AI research and engineering support for enterprise customers. The hub will house teams working on AI for physical simulations, alongside engineers serving partners. Mistral said it is working with BMW on crash simulations and with Siemens Energy on industrial applications. The company also announced a research partnership with the Technical University of Munich to use wind tunnel data in automotive aerodynamics models. Its stated goal of building one gigawatt of European computing capacity by 2030 is a future target, separate from the hub's opening.
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