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Abu Dhabi’s G42 Weighs US Ownership to Safeguard AI Chip Access
Source: Bloomberg
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G42, an Abu Dhabi AI firm, is holding exploratory talks to potentially sell a majority stake to American companies amid efforts to secure access to advanced chips beyond next year. The report does not specify deal size, valuation, or likelihood, but the move suggests a strategic response to prospective chip supply constraints.
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