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Gulf and Africa compete for AI data centers
The article discusses the role of massive data centers in shaping the contours of economic influence in the age of artificial intelligence. These facilities have become the essential infrastructure of the digital economy and play a strategic role for countries seeking to enhance their competitive position. Estimates anticipate that the global data center industry will reach a value of $4.8 trillion by 2033, with a need to increase electrical capacity in the region by 40% to meet growing demand—particularly in the Gulf countries and Africa, which are competing to attract digital investments due to abundant renewable resources and infrastructure.
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