Cadence Brings Sovereign Cloud Services to Chip and System Design in Europe

Cadence opens an AI data centre in Munich featuring Nvidia Blackwell systems

By GPU Data Hub Desk · GPU Data Hub·Editorial standards·22 Oct 2026, 16:55·Germany

Cadence Brings Sovereign Cloud Services to Chip and System Design in Europe

Cadence has launched a sovereign artificial intelligence data centre in Munich designed for European semiconductor and system developers. The site integrates the vendor's cloud suite and digital twin tools with Nvidia Grace CPUs and Millennium M2000 AI supercomputers driven by the Blackwell architecture.

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