Partnership completed - Eric Schmidt, Wieland Holfelder from Google Munich and TUM President Wolfgang A. Herrmann (f.l.). (Image: A. Heddergott / TUM)
Campus news - Google and the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have announced a long-term partnership. The cooperation will be based on research and innovation in the fields of artificial intelligence, machine learning and robotics. As a "TUM Partner of Excellence", Google will also donate 1 million euros to the TUM University Foundation, primarily to support talented young researchers. Google is the first non-European company to become an official "Partner of Excellence" for TUM. TUM and Google signed a master agreement today for joint research projects. A key aspect of these activities will be artificial intelligence, including the promotion of innovation. UnternehmerTUM, Center for Innovation and Business Creation at TUM and Germany's leading start-up incubator, recently launched the "AppliedAI Initiative" to support founders and companies in developing and especially applying artificial intelligence.
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