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Digitimes November 3, 2026 By DIGITIMES neutral

OpenAI expands Abu Dhabi partnerships across energy, government, investment

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OpenAI has signed a series of agreements in Abu Dhabi covering energy, investment, and public-sector applications, as the artificial intelligence company expands generative AI deployment across the United Arab Emirates. The initiatives involve the Abu Dhabi government, sovereign investment institutions, and energy companies, while regional funds are also reportedly discussing participation in a potential US$20 billion to US$30 billion financing round.
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