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US UAE AI Data Center Deal Stalls Amid Uncertainty

What Happened

Negotiations over a multi-billion dollar AI data campus project between US and United Arab Emirates stakeholders remain incomplete, according to Reuters sources. Despite headlines suggesting imminent partnership, final terms and binding agreements have yet to be settled. The deal reportedly involves both US and UAE companies aiming to collaborate on a large-scale infrastructure for artificial intelligence and data processing in the region. Talks are ongoing, but sources emphasize that significant financial and regulatory details are unresolved, and there is no certainty about if or when the agreement will be finalized.

Why It Matters

This stalled deal highlights the complexities of international AI cooperation, especially around data infrastructure and regulatory approval. The outcome could set important precedents for cross-border partnerships in artificial intelligence. Read more in our AI News Hub

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