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    Factbox-Details of 110 billion euros in investment pledges at France's AI summit

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    Posted on February 10, 2025

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    Last updated: January 26, 2026

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    France's AI summit reveals €110 billion in investment pledges, with contributions from major firms like Brookfield and Amazon, aiming to enhance AI infrastructure.

    France Unveils 110 Billion Euros in AI Investment Commitments

    PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday announced investment pledges to bolster France's artificial intelligence sector totalling 109 billion euros ($112 billion)over the coming years.

    The financing, unveiled during the Paris AI summit, includes plans by Canadian investment firm Brookfield to invest 20 billion euros in AI projects in France and financing from the United Arab Emirates which could hit 50 billion euros in the years ahead.

    Below is a list of some of those investment pledges, according to the Élysée and the companies:

    AMAZON:

    The U.S. retail giant pledged more than 1.2 billion euros at last May's Choose France summit, part of a 6 billion euro investment to develop cloud infrastructure in France by 2031.

    APOLLO:

    Alternative asset manager Apollo Global Management has put up an initial tranche of funding for AI energy-related investments totalling $5 billion.

    DIGITAL REALTY:

    Digital Realty, a real estate investment trust which leases out managed data centres, plans to deepen investments in data centres around Paris, and in Marseille, with a total pledge that could reach 6 billions euros.

    EQUINIX:

    Data centre firm Equinix plans to invest 630 million euros as part of a 750 million euro pledge that will lead to 10 data centres around Paris and one in Bordeaux.

    FLUIDSTACK:

    The AI cloud platform firm has signed a memorandum of understanding with the French government to build one of the world's biggest AI supercomputers, powered by French nuclear energy. An initial phase would see 10 billion euros invested, with the project operational by 2026, the company says.

    MISTRAL:

    Nvidia-backed French startup Mistral AI, whose recently launched Le Chat assistant is touted as Eurpoe's response to OpenAI's popular ChatGPT, plans to launch the largest supercomputer in Europe, while also deepening partnerships with French companies including Veolia and software developer Dassault Systemes.

    ($1 = 0.9698 euros)

    (Reporting by Gabriel Stargardter; Editing by Toby Chopra)

    Key Takeaways

    • •France announces €110 billion in AI investments.
    • •Major contributions from Brookfield and UAE.
    • •Amazon and Apollo among key investors.
    • •Plans for AI supercomputers in France.
    • •Focus on data centers and AI infrastructure.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Factbox-Details of 110 billion euros in investment pledges at France's AI summit

    1What is the total amount of investment pledges announced?

    French President Emmanuel Macron announced investment pledges totalling 109 billion euros ($112 billion) to bolster France's artificial intelligence sector.

    2Which company pledged 20 billion euros for AI projects in France?

    Canadian investment firm Brookfield pledged to invest 20 billion euros in AI projects in France.

    3What are some of the major companies involved in the investment?

    Major contributors include Amazon, Apollo Global Management, Digital Realty, Equinix, FluidStack, and Mistral AI.

    4What is FluidStack's plan regarding AI supercomputers?

    FluidStack has signed a memorandum of understanding with the French government to build one of the world's biggest AI supercomputers powered by French nuclear energy.

    5How much is Equinix planning to invest in data centers?

    Equinix plans to invest 630 million euros as part of a 750 million euro pledge to develop data centers around Paris and Bordeaux.

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