The UAE’s state -owned technology company G42 will enter the US artificial intelligence (AI) market in earnest. It is predicated on its partnership and investment with major AI corporations in america, and promoted tens of trillion won in US investment, which is a technique to make AI a national core growth engine.
The Financial Times reported on Monday that the G42 established the G42 USA in Delaware, USA, in January. Core 42, a subsidiary of Cloud and Enterprise, said it plans to determine a subsidiary in america and launch services.
The G42 is an organization supported by Abu Dhabi Sovereignty Fund Mubadala. Already, Microsoft, NVIDIA, Open AI, XAI, and Cerebrass have been partnered with partnerships and investments.
The board of directors of the G42 is the UAE National Security Advisor, Sheikh Tah Tahn Jaeda, and he’s thought to be an important partner of AI technology and leads Abu Dhabi’s AI strategy.
Particularly, Tahnun announced in March that he had a gathering with US President Donald Trump on the White House in March and promised a complete of $ 1.4 trillion (about 1950 trillion won) over the following decade.
In response, President Trump visits the UAE on 13-16. In this example, entering the US is a really natural flow.
The G42 said, “We now have established an organization as a part of the US market expansion strategy.”
In response to sources, subsidiaries corresponding to G42’s AI applications, cloud computing, and data centers will announce their business plans in america in the following few months.
The UAE uses AI as a core axis of future strategy on the national level. Particularly, last month, the world’s first AI was to jot down laws. In response to Bloomberg, AI will probably be included within the regular curriculum from kindergarten to highschool.
Nevertheless, the G42 doesn’t yet appear to have confirmed a particular marketing strategy in america. Hassan Alakby, CEO of Khazna, a knowledge center subsidiary, said there is no such thing as a plan to begin a business in america.
“We’re currently specializing in the opportunities of the Asia -Pacific and other priorities, and in america, we’re rigorously watching the event through the expansion of the G42,” he said.
By Park Chan, reporter cpark@aitimes.com
