US EditionUnited States Forms AI Partnership with UAE
- On May 15, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump announced in Abu Dhabi that America and the UAE had reached an understanding to enable the Gulf nation to acquire advanced AI semiconductors, marking a significant partnership that includes a major chip supply agreement.
- The deal followed the Trump administration’s rescission of the Biden-era AI Diffusion Rule, which had restricted AI chip exports to allies like the UAE for national security reasons.
- The agreement includes a path for the UAE to import up to 500,000 Nvidia H100 AI chips annually to support an AI technology cluster led by Abu Dhabi’s firm G42.
- The AI cluster will span 10 square miles with a 5-gigawatt capacity, making it the largest outside the U.S., as Trump described the contract as a "very big contract."
- The partnership advances UAE’s ambitions to become a global AI hub and involves $1.4 trillion in reciprocal investments despite concerns over technology security risks.
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The Daily Caller
Conservative Daily NewsTrump Loops Emiratis Into American-Made Chips Supply Chain
President Donald Trump announced a deal Friday clearing the United Arab Emirates to buy top-tier American artificial intelligence semiconductors, pulling the Gulf ally into the U.S.’s fast-growing chip ecosystem. The agreement — finalized in Abu Dhabi, the last stop of Trump’s three-nation Middle East tour — caps a week of AI-heavy announcements, from Saudi Arabia […]
The Globe & Mail
BizTocUAE and U.S. agree on path for Abu Dhabi to buy most advanced AI chips, Trump says
The U.S. President wrapped his Gulf tour with a pledge by oil power Abu Dhabi to hike the value of its energy investments in the U.S. to $440-billion in the next decade
UAE and US agree on path for Abu Dhabi to buy most advanced AI chips, Trump says
DUBAI (Reuters) -U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday the United Arab Emirates and the United States have agreed to create a path for the Gulf country to buy some of the most advanced artificial intelligence semiconductors from U.S. companies.
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