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الوطن
Arabs Make and Use Chips
The article distinguishes between owning imported chips and data centers and having the ability to design, manufacture, and package chips, arguing that spending on technology does not amount to technological sovereignty. It contends that the Arab world remains a consumer: a U.S. license allowing the UAE’s G42 and Saudi Arabia’s Humain to import the equivalent of 35,000 GB300 chips is subject to security requirements and periodic review. The article concludes that moving from demand to production requires building up engineering and institutional expertise and training skilled professionals—not merely buying chips or funding data centers.
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