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Gridcare has raised $13.3 million to develop an AI-driven platform that identifies underutilized capacity within the electrical grid, potentially unlocking over 100 gigawatts for data center use.
Following a successful edition in Abu Dhabi, the Global Blockchain Show is set to take place in Riyadh on February 9-10, 2026, bringing together top industry leaders to explore innovations in blockchain, Web3, and their intersections with AI and finance.
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While many debate AI innovation and ethics, Jensen Huang’s NVIDIA controls the essential hardware that powers the AI revolution. Is this silent monopoly the greatest threat to AI progress and democracy?
China is leveraging artificial intelligence to optimize its renewable energy production, grid management, and carbon market, aiming to enhance efficiency while pursuing ambitious climate goals.
Under Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, Riyadh is transforming from a commercial and political center into a dynamic innovation metropolis, attracting global startups and hosting major AI and technology events.
At the Global AI Show in Abu Dhabi, Alibaba Cloud presented its comprehensive vision for AI-driven digital transformation and cloud infrastructure development across the Middle East and Africa region, highlighting long-term investments and sovereign cloud initiatives.
NVIDIA’s dominance in AI hardware is not just a business story—it’s a tectonic shift in who controls the future of artificial intelligence. But what does this mean for innovation, ethics, and global power dynamics?
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Nvidia’s recent $20 billion license agreement with AI chip startup Groq appears more like an acquisition, with 90% of Groq’s employees and its CEO moving to Nvidia and shareholders receiving nearly triple the company’s previous valuation.