Summarize this content to 2000 words in 6 paragraphs in Arabic Unlock the Editor\u2019s Digest for freeRoula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.Abu Dhabi artificial intelligence group G42 is set to expand in the US, as the oil-rich Gulf state plans to invest tens of billions of dollars in the country and position itself as a global leader in the emerging technology.The AI firm has recently established a US company as part of a move to increase its presence in the country, according to corporate filings.The AI group, which is backed by Abu Dhabi sovereign investor Mubadala, confirmed to the Financial Times that it was \u201ccommitted to the USA market expansion and has established a legal entity towards that strategy\u201d. People familiar with the matter added that some of G42\u2019s subsidiaries \u2014 which include AI applications, cloud computing and data centre companies \u2014 are expected to make announcements about US business plans in the coming months.\u00a0The expansion comes as the United Arab Emirates is betting big on AI, putting the technology at the heart of its economic diversification plans and even lawmaking. This has driven even greater investments into the US as part of a push to deepen collaboration over the powerful technology.G42 is chaired by the UAE\u2019s powerful national security adviser Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed al-Nahyan, who has spearheaded Abu Dhabi\u2019s AI efforts with Washington and made clear it views the US as the most important source of AI technology.\u00a0Greater US presence will help Abu Dhabi companies get those investments done, the people said. Sheikh Tahnoon met with President Donald Trump at the White House in March, in a trip aimed at strengthening bilateral co-operation. The White House said after the visit that the UAE was committed to a $1.4tn, 10-year \u201cinvestment framework\u201d in the US, eclipsing the $600bn pledged to be invested over four years by regional rival Saudi Arabia.\u00a0Filings show that a company called G42 USA was incorporated in Delaware in January. Its cloud and enterprise subsidiary Core42 has already opened companies in the US and announced plans to launch its services in the country.G42 last year moved to invest $335mn in US chipmaker Cerebras, a deal that was cleared by Committee on Foreign Investment in the US (Cfius) last month \u2014 although it was only permitted to purchase non-voting shares. The Abu Dhabi group\u2019s move to accelerate its expansion under the Trump administration comes after Peng Xiao \u2014 G42\u2019s China-born chief executive who has become a UAE citizen \u2014 sought to cut ties with Chinese hardware suppliers including Huawei following scrutiny by US lawmakers. Last year Microsoft invested $1.5bn for a minority stake in G42. It also has other US investors, including Ray Dalio\u2019s family office and private equity firm Silver Lake.\u00a0Further details of G42\u2019s expansion in the US remain unclear. The group\u2019s data centre company Khazna told the FT it did not have plans to immediately start work in the US.\u201cWhile we\u2019re currently focused on opportunities across Apac and other priority regions, we\u2019re closely observing developments through G42\u2019s expansion in the US and will look to support and grow alongside that initiative when the time is right,\u201d said Hassan Alnaqbi, Khazna\u2019s chief executive. Amid President Donald Trump\u2019s tariff blitz, UAE officials have been keen to highlight the Gulf state\u2019s willingness to bet on America for the long term, as well as its favourable trade surplus with the US.\u00a0\u201cUAE investment institutions are probably one of the largest foreign direct investors into the US economy for the last 20 years,\u201d Mubadala chief executive Khaldoon al Mubarak said at a conference in Washington last month.Additional reporting by Tim Bradshaw in London and George Hammond in San Francisco<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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