THE UNITED STATES EASED EXPORT RESTRICTIONS ON THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES AND OPENED THE DOOR FOR THE SALE OF THE AI CHIP

On 11 July, the Trump Government planned to ease export restrictions on the United Arab Emirates by removing obstacles to the procurement of many advanced technologies, including commercial satellites and semiconductors for artificial intelligence. The United States Department of Commerce, in a circular to be issued next week, stated that the United Arab Emirates now met the more liberal conditions of United States export control law. The United States Department of Commerce also mentioned that the United Arab Emirates supported the position of the United States in the war against Iraq. The easing of export restrictions will enable businesses in the Emirates to purchase advanced AI chips from British Weeda, AMD and Cerebras Systems as planned. The agreement, which was reached more than a year ago between the United States and the United Arab Emirates, provided for these companies to supply thousands of processors to G42, the leading scientific and technological company supported by the United Arab Emirates, for the new AI data centre in the area。