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Recently, an important agreement was reached between the United States and the UAE. The two sides will jointly build a large data center complex in Abu Dhabi to promote the development of artificial intelligence technology. The total power capacity of this data center will reach 5 gigawatts, enough to supply electricity for a major city. This agreement was announced during US President Trump's visit to the UAE, marking the launch of the largest overseas data center deployment plan of the United States. Image source note: Images generated by AI, image authorization service provider Midjourney. The first phase of the project will construct a facility with a certain capacity.

Abu Dhabi's artificial intelligence and cloud computing company G42 recently announced the acquisition of local cybersecurity leader CPX. This strategic acquisition will inject strong cybersecurity capabilities into G42's product portfolio, making it more competitive in the artificial intelligence value chain. Image source note: Image generated by AI, image licensed from provider Midjourney. CPX is headquartered in Abu Dhabi and employs over 400 professionals dedicated to providing cybersecurity services for enterprises, government, and critical infrastructure. CPX's extensive experience and expertise.

Abu Dhabi is considering supporting OpenAI's chip project MGX and discussed with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman the reduction of reliance on Nvidia GPUs. OpenAI seeks funding support for its chip development plan, and the Abu Dhabi investment company is contemplating backing OpenAI's chip project.

The Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund Mubadala will make significant investments in AI and space technology. Mubadala Investment Company CEO Khaldoon Al Mubarak stated that this year a large amount of funding will be directed towards AI and space technology, with plans to increase investments in the US market and enhance long-term allocations in Asia.

Researchers at Abu Dhabi University have successfully developed a technology that can imitate someone's handwriting based solely on a few written sentences. It utilizes a transformer model, a type of neural network specifically designed to learn context and meaning in sequential data. While it can assist individuals who cannot write by hand, it also poses risks of large-scale forgery and misuse. The researchers plan to apply their findings in practice within a few months and are seeking commercial partners. Despite potential risks, the technology has promising applications in interpreting doctors' handwriting and creating advertisements.

Abu Dhabi has launched A171, which will compete with OpenAI. A171 is the result of an extensive AI project led by TII, focusing on the Falcon large language model. The new chip SapeonX330 is aimed at data centers, offering superior performance. The UAE continues to innovate in the field of artificial intelligence, launching multiple large language models.

The FIA will use computer vision AI technology to monitor track limit violations at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. This technology analyzes images to determine whether drivers have completely crossed the white line, constituting a violation. This can relieve pressure on FIA staff and improve response times. The additional AI layer may reduce the potential number of infractions that require human review. The FIA states that this represents a future direction for automated real-time regulation.

A portable ultrasound machine developed by Mohammed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence can help save millions of infant lives in developing countries. The combination of artificial intelligence technology and predictive diagnostics can quickly identify potentially treatable congenital heart defects in unborn babies. The findings of this research are expected to be promoted in health resource-limited developing countries, improving the early detection and treatment levels of infant heart disease.