AI for Industry

Since its founding more than 25 years ago, an important part of HLRS's mission has been to provide German industry access to large-scale high-performance computing resources. As HLRS has grown its capabilities for artificial intelligence, companies are turning to HLRS for on-demand access to its secure, high-performance computing infrastructure. HLRS offers the computing power and data management capacity needed for generative AI applications, foundation model development, deep learning, high-performance data analytics, and other related methods. Companies of all sizes can take advantage of the computing infrastructure they need to innovate, improve efficiencies, and compete successfully in a rapidly evolving industrial environment.

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Generative AI solutions for German SMEs

AI startup Seedbox Ventures will create large language models, conduct research on training algorithms and infrastructures, and develop a secure and cost-efficient service for the provision, use, and quality management of customized AI models in Germany.

FFplus supports AI experiments in startups and SMEs

HLRS is a partner within the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking-funded FFplus project, which supports SMEs and startups in accessing state-of-the-art EuroHPC JU supercomputing resources for simulation and generative AI.

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AI models at TRUMPF

Under a formal collaboration agreement, the leading technology company is using HLRS supercomputing systems to train AI solutions for its production facilities.

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MACK Research uses AI in R&D for theme park industry

In a partnership facilitated by the Media Solution Center Baden-Württemberg, HLRS is providing resources and expertise for research on innovative technologies and concepts.

Customized automation solutions at Festo

The industrial controls manufacturer has used HLRS supercomputing resources to “teach” robots to collaborate more safely and efficiently with humans in manufacturing processes.

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