"The Germany-based ERP software company SAP and OpenAI have announced OpenAI for Germany, a tailored subscription service for the public sector. Available in 2026, OpenAI for Germany is designed to comply with national data sovereignty, security, and legal standards. "We're bringing together SAP Sovereign Cloud expertise with OpenAI's leading AI technology to pave the way for AI solutions that are built in Germany, for Germany," said Christian Klein, chief executive officer of SAP SE, in a press release."
""Germany has long been a pioneer in engineering and technology, so it's no surprise that millions of Germans already use ChatGPT to make their lives easier, drive scientific breakthroughs, and build new businesses," said Sam Altman, chief executive officer of OpenAI, in the press release. "With OpenAI for Germany, we'll work with local partners to extend this potential to the public sector - helping to improve services and ensuring that the benefits of AI are shared across the country, and doing so in line with German values of trust and safety.""
OpenAI for Germany is a tailored subscription service for the public sector scheduled for 2026, built to meet German data sovereignty, security, and legal requirements. The offering will support development of customized public sector applications and integration of AI agents for use cases such as records management and administrative data analysis. The service will run on SAP's Delos Cloud, powered by Microsoft Azure technology to ensure sovereignty, and SAP plans to expand Delos Cloud in Germany to 4,000 GPUs for AI workloads. The initiative includes collaborations with co-location providers and aligns with the German Federal Government's High-Tech Agenda.
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