Bull and Schwarz Digits agree plan for European AI cloud infrastructure

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Published Tuesday, November 3, 2026 · 10:15 AM EST

Bull and Schwarz Digits signed a memorandum of understanding to develop European AI and cloud infrastructure spanning servers and software, Bull announced Tuesday. The proposed partnership targets regulated and strategic sectors, with sensitive data, infrastructure and operations intended to remain under European jurisdiction and control. Schwarz Digits would contribute its STACKIT cloud, while Bull would supply expertise in AI and high-performance computing. Servers would be built at Bull's Angers factory in France and use its direct liquid cooling technology. Bull's BullSequana AI platform will also be sold through the STACKIT Marketplace to companies and public-sector customers.

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