UAE to build biggest AI campus outside US in Trump deal, bypassing past China worries

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It reflects the Trump administration's confidence that the chips can be managed securely, in part by requiring data centres to be managed by US companies.

Central to the agreement announced on Thursday is the 25.9 sq km AI campus in Abu Dhabi with 5 gigawatts of power capacity for AI data centres, the US Commerce Department said.

"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 US-origin technology".