The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has reached an agreement with the United States to establish what will become the largest artificial intelligence (AI) campus.
According to the White House fact sheet, the AI agreement aims to enhance bilateral investment ties while safeguarding its security interests and gaining AI dominance.
“The new AI campus, the largest outside of the United States, will host American hyperscalers and large enterprises, enabling regional compute capabilities while serving the Global South,” stated the United States Department of Commerce
The 10-square-mile AI campus set to rise in Abu Dhabi, boasting a 5-gigawatt capacity dedicated to AI data centres. The project will be spearheaded by G42, a prominent UAE-based AI company, in collaboration with several American firms.
US Signs New Deals
President Donald Trump revealed that more than $200 billion in commercial agreements have been secured between the United States and the United Arab Emirates, pushing the total value of investment deals across the Gulf region to over $2 trillion.
According to the White House fact sheet, Boeing and GE Aerospace secured a $14.5 billion commitment from Etihad Airways for 28 American-made Boeing 787 and 777X aircraft, all powered by GE engines.
“The agreement also contains historic commitments by the UAE to further align their national security regulations with the United States, including strong protections to prevent the diversion of the origin technology,” read the statement.
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UAE pact Secured by Trump
Additionally, Emirates Global Aluminum is set to invest $4 billion to develop a primary aluminum smelter project in Oklahoma.
At the same time, United States energy giants ExxonMobil, Occidental Petroleum, and EOG Resources are joining forces with the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) in a major expansion of oil and natural gas production, a venture valued at $60 billion.
While in Qatar, President Trump stated that his government was nearing a nuclear agreement with Iran, noting that Tehran had “sort of” accepted the proposed terms.
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Trump & Saudi Arabia agreement
Trump secured $600 billion in investment in Saudi Arabia during his diplomatic visit to Riyadh.
Saudi Arabian tech company DataVolt was set to invest $20 billion in artificial intelligence data centres and energy infrastructure within the United States.
Additionally, leading global tech firms, including Google, Oracle, Salesforce, AMD, and Uber, have joined DataVolt in a joint commitment of $80 billion to advance transformative technologies across both countries.
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