The US government has had a bit of a tumultuous relationship with, well, most of the world around the export of chips, thanks to the exponential growth of AI and the uncertainty of tariffs. Large datacentres need technology to keep growing, and America clearly wants to sit at the top of the AI pile. The United Arab Emirates may just sit on that pile alongside it, according to recent agreements.
As reported by Bloomberg, the US and the United Arab Emirates have reached an accord for the UAE to start taking in Nvidia processors for AI development. The Commerce Department Bureau of Industry and Security reportedly issued a license to Nvidia to export chips, but the specific number of processors has not yet been announced.
