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    Home > Headlines > OpenAI's Altman envisions Stargate-like programme for Europe
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    OpenAI's Altman envisions Stargate-like programme for Europe

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    Posted on February 7, 2025

    2 min read

    Last updated: January 26, 2026

    Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, speaks at the Technical University of Berlin about a Stargate-like AI program for Europe, emphasizing collaboration and investment in AI infrastructure.
    Sam Altman discussing AI initiatives at a panel in Berlin - Global Banking & Finance Review
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    OpenAI CEO Sam Altman proposes a Stargate-like AI initiative in Europe, emphasizing local rule compliance and announcing a new Munich office.

    OpenAI's Vision for a Stargate-Like AI Program in Europe

    BERLIN (Reuters) - OpenAI CEO Sam Altman on Friday signaled willingness to bring a Stargate-like artificial intelligence program to Europe, saying his company would "love" to do a Stargate Europe.

    Stargate is a U.S. venture launched by U.S. President Donald Trump that involves backers like OpenAI, Softbank and Oracle. Up to $500 billion will be invested in AI infrastructure over the next five years.

    "We need help," Altman told students at a panel discussion at the Technical University of Berlin, stressing that it would be up to Europeans to decide how they want to set their rules for AI technology. "We'll obviously comply with whatever they are," said Altman. According to Altman, it would be in Europe's best interest to adopt AI and not lag behind the rest of the world.

    OpenAI will open a new office in Munich, Germany, as part of its European expansion plans, the company announced in a press release. "Opening our first office in Germany means we can help even more people, businesses, institutions benefit from AI’s possibilities," said Altman.

    OpenAI has expanded to the European continent in recent years, announcing offices in Dublin and London in 2023 and two additional ones in Paris and Brussels in 2024.

    On Monday, Altman is expected to attend an AI summit in Paris, which will also be attended by several European heads of state and other government officials.

    (Reporting by Leon Kuegeler, Editing by Louise Heavens)

    Key Takeaways

    • •OpenAI aims to launch a Stargate-like AI program in Europe.
    • •Sam Altman emphasizes the need for European AI adoption.
    • •OpenAI plans to open a new office in Munich, Germany.
    • •Significant investment in AI infrastructure is anticipated.
    • •Altman to attend an AI summit in Paris with European leaders.

    Frequently Asked Questions about OpenAI's Altman envisions Stargate-like programme for Europe

    1What is the main topic?

    The article discusses OpenAI's plans to introduce a Stargate-like AI program in Europe, led by CEO Sam Altman.

    2What is Stargate Europe?

    Stargate Europe is a proposed AI initiative by OpenAI to expand AI infrastructure and operations across Europe.

    3Who is involved in the Stargate program?

    The Stargate program involves OpenAI, Softbank, Oracle, and was initially launched by U.S. President Donald Trump.

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