Bull Joins Czech AI Gigafactory Bid

Oct 29, 2026
Bull and České Radiokomunikace signed an agreement to work on a proposed AI gigafactory in the Czech Republic.

Bull and České Radiokomunikace signed a memorandum of understanding to develop an AI gigafactory in the Czech Republic, according to Data Center Dynamics. Bull will join the Czech AI Gigafactory consortium led by České Radiokomunikace, which is seeking support through the European AI Gigafactories program.

Bull will contribute hardware, software and high performance computing expertise to the bid. More than 200 of its AI engineers in the Czech Republic will participate, while potential cooperation with Foxconn could support server manufacturing in the Czech Republic and France.

The proposed facility would require an estimated CZK 100 billion ($4.5 billion), according to Radio Prague International, as cited by DCD. České Radiokomunikace would provide CZK 70 billion, with the Czech government and European Commission each contributing CZK 15 billion if the project is approved.

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