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Mar 7
The New York Times reported on Big Tech's uncertain future in the Persian Gulf.
Mar 4
Rest of World highlighted challenges facing Big Tech's Gulf megaprojects due to regional conflicts.
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AI is getting squeezed on 2 fronts. Climate change is increasing risk exposure for data centres, leading to reduced builds as insurance disappears. On the other, Iran is destroying the finance pipeline as Gulf States - major funders of AI - retreat from investment. https://t.co/C…
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@BillOReilly The Gulf Arab States invested heavily in technology, in their region. They will turn against Trump eventually because they don’t want to see their massive investment go up in smoke. @WSJ
@GP_Presss Exactly as you mentioned the withdrawal of Gulf investments from the United States is not merely a threat, but an opportunity to unify the Gulf sovereign funds and turn them into a global center of power. Strategic investment in technology and heavy industries will mak…
It's peanut considering Saudi Arabia's nearly $1 trillion investment commitment into U.S. infrastructure, technology, and industry in addition to other gulf states and yes India.
@ZelenskyyUa Ukraine stands at the forefront of the global fight against drones, showcasing its leadership. The Gulf states undoubtedly need Ukraine’s expertise. Meanwhile, the US’s limited investment in drone technology is a missed opportunity and a real shame! With rapidly
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