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Chinese tech firms deepen ties in Saudi Arabia (opens the original)
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Fielding a question from Chinese state media on Sunday, a senior government official from Saudi Arabia touted a "great wave" of scientific innovation emerging from China, and pledged the two countries would further deepen their ties, Xinhua reported. The press conference in Riyadh kicked off LEAP, a major technology event, earlier this week. In the days since, a flood of deals have been announced to bring Chinese robotaxis, laptops, AI models, and data centers to the kingdom — while putting the
Adam Neumann opens DIFC office for real estate venture (opens the original)
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Flow, the residential real estate venture from WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann, is opening an office in Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC). The new office will oversee expansion in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and the US, including its first real estate acquisitions in the Emirates, The National reported. Flow has owned apartment buildings in Riyadh since 2024, when it acquired 1,000 units (retrofitting them in taupe and natural wood). It now has 8,500 homes under management or in development
Gulf startups are staying private for longer (opens the original)
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Gulf startups are staying private for longer, part of a global phenomenon of weaker exit and IPO activity amid public market volatility, according to private capital tracker PitchBook. The UAE is the only Gulf country to rank among the top 20 venture capital markets, but the value of VC exits is low at just $402 per capita, compared to more than $8,000 for Singapore and $12,600 for the US. "Everything is AI," Nalin Patel, the director of research for EMEA private capital at Pitchbook told Semafo
Saudi data center capacity projected to boom, but financing a challenge (opens the original)
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Saudi Arabia's data center capacity is forecast to reach 1 gigawatt by 2030, making it the fastest-growing Gulf market in a sector awash in cash and FOMO. The pipeline of announced projects is larger still — PIF's HUMAIN alone is targeting more than 6 GW in the coming decade. Financing even half of that will require up to $32 billion in debt, more than the kingdom's banks are likely to be willing to assemble themselves, according to a report from consulting firm Alvarez & Marsal. "Digital infras
Gulf investors turn to Asia for AI opportunities (opens the original)
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Gulf investors are looking to Asia for opportunities in the AI race as conflict in the Middle East and Europe and supply-chain uncertainty raise the appeal of markets seen as relatively stable. Qatari telecom Ooredoo is the lead investor in Zankore, a new AI compute platform in Indonesia, committing $800 million to support its launch. The company plans to deliver 200 megawatts of capacity next year, with Nvidia and Nokia as suppliers. Ooredoo, which has had a foothold in Indonesia for nearly two
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