OpenAI deepens Abu Dhabi foothold as Sam Altman inks deals spanning energy, government and investment
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OpenAI signed four agreements with Abu Dhabi spanning energy, government services and investment, deepening its footprint in the Gulf as CEO Sam Altman met with the emirate's crown prince. The deals, announced during Altman's visit, cover cooperation on powering AI infrastructure with energy, deploying OpenAI technology across government operations, and establishing investment partnerships to support AI development in the region. The move signals OpenAI's push to secure energy resources and sovereign capital for its compute buildout, positioning Abu Dhabi alongside other Gulf states as a key funding and infrastructure partner. Financial terms of the agreements were not disclosed. Watch for follow-through on specific project commitments, potential equity stakes or funding vehicles tied to the partnerships, and whether similar deals emerge with other Gulf governments.
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