The UAE is close to the security of American artificial intelligence chips

The UAE expressed optimism about providing access to advanced chips currently under US export restrictions, after promising to invest $ 1.4 trillion to strengthen the relationship with Washington. According to Ping Xiao, CEO of G42 (G42), a leader in artificial intelligence in the UAE, reaches the country ‘very good and tangible progress’ to protect semiconductors from the United States. The UAE has strengthened its investments in the US technology and energy sector in the United States in an effort to obtain the necessary discs for his quest to become a great power in the field of artificial intelligence. The UAE is currently classified as the second level of the rules for the distribution of artificial intelligence, which limits the number of processors that can be exported to most countries. The UAE investments with artificial intelligence in America last month announced that the UAE will invest 1.4 trillion dollars in the United States over the next decade, following a meeting between President Donald Trump and UAE national security adviser Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, which includes a rich of 1.5 trillion dollars. Prior to the meeting, people who are familiar with Sheikh Tahnoon declared that he would try to facilitate access to chips, and emphasize the plans of the UAE for the technological infrastructure on US land. This includes Financing of MGX, led by Sheikh Tahnoun, for the $ 100 billion artificial intelligence infrastructure project, which Trump revealed in his position during his first week. “We want to continue to improve our presence in the United States. Of course, we have our conditions,” says Xiao, a member of the Abu Dhabi Council for AI and Advanced Technology. He added: “We want the relationship to be useful for both parties.” ‘G42’ in America said his company could play a role in the investment promise, but he refused to disclose details. Other executive officials from data and cloud computing centers at G42 told Bloomberg News this week that they are planning expansions in the United States, as well as new projects in Europe, Africa and the Arab Gulf. Last year, the G42 group said it would withdraw its investments from China before entering into a partnership with “Microsoft”. This transformation – which includes attempts to gradually get rid of “Huawei” equipment – was a strategic step to meet the United States to seek worldwide leadership in the field of artificial intelligence. Omar Al -ulama, Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Economy in the Emirates, said in a separate interview: “The fact that there are joint investments between the UAE and US businesses – whether here or in the United States – gives us a preferred status as a partner.” He added: “I don’t think the vague as just another player is seen.”