Representatives of the United Arab Emirates recently met with US President Donald Trump. Came out one Emirates investment commitment of $ 1.4 trillion For the United States in the next 10 years, with a focus on AI, semiconductors, energy and production.
JUST IN: UAE COMMITS A $1.4 TRILLION INVESTMENT IN THE US AFTER TRUMPS MEETING, CONCENTRATING ON AI, SEMICONDUCTORS, ENERGY AND MANUFACTURING
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It is the most important technologyectors of the future according to the current state of knowledge. AI and semiconductor chips can be considered a lifelong nerve of future modern technology. From medical technology to military technology – everything needs chips and digital brains; And crypto comes into play for financing.
The Emirates want to export more than just crude oil. You want to be technology, innovation and financial center. The cooperation between the Arab investment fund ADQ and the US group Energy Capital Partners is an example of this. The partners want to invest more than $ 25 billion in energy infrastructure and data centers. The first project should go into operation in the next three years. You know that data is the new oil and that data centers need a stable and energy supply.
In addition, the ADNOC investment company XRG is also part of the party. The company is interested in the US Erdgas promotion and its export. It was about the LPG export facilities from NextDecade in Texas. So it’s not just about the future technology, but also about the energy tour that supports everything future.
With all of this, the MGX investment group from Abu Dhabi plays in the first division. On March 12, she announced a stable coin investment worth $ 2 billion in the Binance crypto tour.
The digital currency “StableCoin” is now also used for large investments, whereby institutions inevitably come into play. And it is a sign that MGX works to change the face of the global financial world via blockchain.
MGX also has a special AI fund worth $ 50 billion. The goal? To make Abu Dhabi the center of global AI development.
But their enormous invetition is not the only card that plays the Emirates. On March 13, the DFSA (Dubai Financial Services Authority) gave the US company Ripple Labs the green light to offer its payment services on site. This makes Ripple the first foreign fintech provider to officially licensed by the DFSA.
And finally there is the real estate sector. As CNF reported, Tether, issuer of the USDT tablecoin, a partnership with Reelly Tech, a B2B real estate company. Together they want to integrate stable coins for real estate transactions in the Emirates. A future scenario is conceivable by paying a house with a smartphone app with USDT.
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