US EditionSaudi Arabia plans $40 bln push into artificial intelligence, NYT reports
- Representatives of Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund have discussed a potential partnership with US venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, as reported by the newspaper.
- Andreessen Horowitz and PIF governor Yasir Al-Rumayyan have explored the possibility of the US firm establishing an office in Riyadh, according to the report.
- The discussions have taken place in recent weeks, indicating an ongoing interest between the parties in forming a strategic collaboration.
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Saudi Arabia plans $40bn AI fund
Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund is in talks with American venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz and potentially others to create a $40bn fund to invest in artificial intelligence, according to reporting by The New York Times, which was later confirmed by CNBC sources. The move, which two people with knowledge of the matter told CNBC
Saudi Arabia plans to make a $40 billion push into the AI arms race: report
The Middle Eastern country is reportedly in talks with Andreessen Horowitz on the venture.HansMusaSaudi Arabia is going to splash serious money on AI, according to The New York Times. It's in talks with Andreessen Horowitz to partner on $40 billion in investments, the Times reported.The US government may not take too kindly to Saudi money flowing into US-based AI firms.Saudi Arabia wants a piece of the booming AI market.The Saudi government is p…
A planned technology fund would make Saudi Arabia the world's largest investor in artificial intelligence. The Saudi Arabian government plans to create a fund of around $40 billion (equivalent to R$ 201.3 billion) to invest in artificial intelligence, according to three people familiar with the plans - the latest sign of the gold rush toward a technology that has already begun to remodel the way people live and work. The French: Google fined 1.3…
Saudi-Arabien will seinen Einfluss ausweiten und Milliarden in Künstliche Intelligenz investieren. Das Land führt bereits Gespräche mit potenziellen Partnern.
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