G42 Considers US Ownership to Secure AI Chip Access
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Abu Dhabi’s G42 Weighs US Ownership to Safeguard AI Chip Access
Executives at Abu Dhabi-based artificial intelligence firm G42 have held exploratory talks over potentially selling a majority stake to American companies, people familiar with the matter said, as it races to guarantee access to high-tech chips beyond next year.
Abu Dhabi's G42 Explores Selling US Investors a Majority Stake for Permanent Nvidia Chip Access
G42, Abu Dhabi's flagship AI firm, is exploring a sale of majority ownership to US investors and full US reincorporation, aiming to secure permanent access to Nvidia's advanced chips beyond the nine-month window granted by a July 2026 export rule change. The move follows Microsoft's 2024 stake in G42 tied to the company cutting ties with China.
G42, Abu Dhabi's artificial intelligence giant, analyzes becoming a largely American-owned company to ensure more stable access to Nvidia's and AMD's advanced chips, as Washington tightens its export controls and the expiration of a nine-month regulatory window approaches.
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G42's potential US reincorporation could reshape global AI dynamics, enhancing US-Gulf tech ties and influencing semiconductor access policies.
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