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The US government has approved the export of advanced AI chips to a Microsoft-run facility in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), marking a significant step in the tech giant’s partnership with Emirati AI firm G42.
This decision comes despite earlier concerns from US lawmakers over potential national security risks, reported Axios.
The US government has approved the export of advanced AI chips to a Microsoft-run facility in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), marking a significant step in the tech giant’s partnership with Emirati AI firm G42.
This decision comes despite earlier concerns from US lawmakers over potential national security risks, reported Axios. Read More
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