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NVIDIA’s H100 AI GPUs Now Approved for Sale to UAE’s G42

Evelyn Blake
Last updated: 14 September 2024 20:45
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The US government has given NVIDIA the go-ahead to sell its cutting-edge AI chips to the UAE-based company, G42. This signals a notable shift in trade policy, as the Biden administration opens doors to “friendly” nations while continuing to limit exports to countries deemed less aligned with US interests. The sale involves NVIDIA’s advanced H100 AI GPUs, which are pivotal in large-scale AI computing projects.

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Trade Eases for Partnering Nations

This approval shows a shift in US tech trade policy, especially with countries like the UAE, which have expressed strong interest in AI development. The region is fast becoming a hub for AI technology, and the sale of NVIDIA’s Hopper H100 chips will help boost UAE’s AI capabilities. According to WCCF Tech, the US is keen on expanding its influence through partnerships with trusted allies like the UAE while being cautious with nations like China, to avoid possible technology leaks.

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UAE’s G42 stands out in this growth phase. It has rapidly expanded its data centers, relying heavily on Western suppliers to avoid Chinese components and prevent potential security concerns. The company has even removed any previously installed Chinese hardware to strengthen its relationship with US tech firms and ensure the security of its systems.

G42’s Expansion in AI

G42 is not only strengthening its position in the Middle East but is also expanding globally. Recently, it secured a $1.5 billion investment from Microsoft, aimed at enhancing its infrastructure and AI model training capabilities. The firm has also partnered with Cerebras, a prominent AI chipmaker, to build some of the world’s largest data centers in the UAE. These initiatives will help the UAE compete with China, which already has a strong technological presence in the region.

The UAE is not alone in its ambition. In fact, other Middle Eastern nations are also making moves in the AI space. For example, Qatar’s Ooredoo recently purchased a large number of NVIDIA’s AI GPUs for its GPU-as-a-Service program, enabling clients to access powerful AI tools for projects ranging from large-scale developments to generative AI technologies.

Regional Impact on AI

The Middle East’s rising role in AI is also evidenced by the interest of global tech leaders. Just a few months ago, OpenAI’s CEO, Sam Altman, visited the region to explore investment opportunities and collaborate on AI-related ventures. This highlights how important the Middle East is becoming for global AI expansion and innovation.

As the UAE strengthens its AI infrastructure with support from companies like NVIDIA and Microsoft, it positions itself as a major player in the global AI industry. This development is likely to reshape the global AI landscape, making the Middle East a significant hub for cutting-edge AI technologies.

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Evelyn Blake is an investor in technology and journalist who has been in the nascent space since 2014. Her love and passion for technological innovations made her delve deeper into the world of technology evolution. As a journalist, Evelyn has been covering latest trends and emerging gadgetries. She is a philanthropist and human rights activist.

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