US EditionTrump to host top tech CEOs — except Musk — at White House dinner Thursday
President Trump convened leading tech CEOs to discuss AI innovation and U.S. manufacturing investments, with companies pledging billions in domestic spending and AI education initiatives.
- President Donald Trump will host a dinner at the White House with top tech CEOs, including Bill Gates, Tim Cook, and Mark Zuckerberg, as confirmed by the White House.
- Elon Musk is notably absent from the guest list despite his past close ties to Trump.
- The dinner follows a meeting of the new Artificial Intelligence Education task force chaired by Melania Trump.
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US tech giants gather for White House dinner with Trump
US President Donald Trump hosted a high-profile dinner with more than two dozen technology executives at the White House, where industry leaders praised his administration's stance on artificial intelligence and business.
Trump Presses Tech Leaders On AI Investments At White House Dinner
President Donald Trump hosted a high-profile dinner Thursday with America’s top tech leaders, highlighting advances in artificial intelligence and pressing executives about their investments in the United States. Around the long table in the White House State Dining Room, executives from Meta, Apple, Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI detailed their commitments. Mark Zuckerberg and Tim Cook each cited $600 billion, while Sundar Pichai pledged $250 bi…
US President Donald Trump received a high-profile group of tech bosses at the White House on Thursday.
Under the heavy spiders of the State Dining Room he sat down on Thursday to dine a constellation of tech titans with Donald Trump at the head.How much wealth was there at that table?Just by making merry accounts, diners accumulated combined fortunes of more than half a billion dollars, figures higher than the GDP of countries like Ireland, Israel or Thailand.It's no exaggeration: there were Mark Zuckerberg (Meta), Tim Cook (Apple), Sundar Pichai…
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