Microagi, a Munich-based robotics company, formalized a compute partnership with Google Cloud and Nvidia to support Atlas, its data and deployment platform for industrial robotics. Atlas now trains and runs models on Nvidia Blackwell infrastructure through Google Cloud, including GB300 NVL72 rack-scale systems, A4X Max instances, RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell GPUs and G4 virtual machines, along with Google Cloud’s Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform and AI models for multimodal data. The partnership is intended to lower robotics training and operating costs while helping European industrial customers process physical AI data on European compute capacity. Microagi founder and CEO Bercan Kilic said, “Robots learn from data, and data is useless without the compute to train on it.” The partnership comes one week after microagi announced what it called the largest seed round in German history. Since the collaboration began, microagi said it has roughly doubled the amount of work it gets from each unit of energy.