Roland Busch

Roland Busch, CEO of Siemens and leader of its push into digital transformation and automation. He talks about how Siemens builds industrial hardware and software, the rise of digital twins and industrial AI, automation’s effect on jobs and society, and strategies for resilience amid shifting trade and localization pressures.

Mit Bjørn Gulden, Adidas-Chef, der kurz das local-for-local-Wachstum in China erklärt, und Roland Busch, Siemens-CEO, der kurz über De-Risking, Robotik und die Bedeutung von China und USA spricht. Magdalena Latz, Gesundheitsexpertin, analysiert knapp die Einigung zum Krankenhausreformgesetz. Gespräche drehen sich um Chinas Tempo in Robotik, Marktstrategien, Diversifizierung und politische Folgen für die Versorgung.

In this engaging discussion, Roland Busch, the CEO of Siemens and a pioneer in industrial automation, shares his journey to leadership and insights into the evolving tech landscape. He delves into the concept of digital twins, which revolutionize productivity in industries, and examines how smart infrastructure is transforming urban environments, citing Singapore's advancements. Busch also underscores the importance of fostering innovation through open communication and adaptability, while touching on the future of battery production in Norway and Germany's industrial strategies.

Jensen Huang, Co-founder and CEO of NVIDIA, and Roland Busch, President and CEO of Siemens, dive into their groundbreaking partnership to create an industrial AI operating system. They discuss the integration of AI into Siemens' factory systems and the advancements of Nvidia's Vera Rubin chip for energy efficiency. With a focus on robotics, they predict significant AI breakthroughs in the next few years. They also tackle the pressing issue of energy constraints and explore Siemens' software acquisitions, paving the way for future innovations.

Christian Sewing, CEO of Deutsche Bank, and Roland Busch, CEO of Siemens, dive into the 'Made in Germany' initiative aimed at revitalizing the country's economy. They discuss plans for over €600 billion in investments targeting modernization and digital transformation. The conversation highlights Germany's strengths in AI and advanced technology while addressing the challenges of being an export economy in a changing global landscape. Their insights underscore the importance of innovation and sustainability in boosting competitiveness.