Mistral Opens AI Site in Munich

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    "excerpt": "The French AI company Mistral is opening a site in Munich. Research teams for AI-supported physical simulations and industrial applications, as well as engineers who support corporate customers with specific AI applications, are to work there. To start, Mistral names collaborations with BMW and Siemens Energy, as well as a research partnership with the Technical University of Munich (TUM).\nWith BMW, Mistral will work on AI-supported crash simulations, and with Siemens Energy on AI applications for industrial use. Together with TUM, Mistral is also developing digital twins for vehicle aerodynamics. For this purpose, measurement data from the wind tunnel will be combined with flow simulations to enable highly precise aerodynamic predictions in real time.\nVideos by heise Mistral justifies the choice of location with the importance of German industry as well as Munich's industrial base, research institutions, universities, and technology ecosystem. The company plans to hire additional specialists locally for research, technical development, and applied AI. In the announcement, Mistral does not mention either the planned number of employees or the investment volume for the Munich site.\nA focus of the site is so-called Physics AI. Such systems are intended to model physical processes such as flows, material deformations, heat transfer, or mechanical loads and predict results...",
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