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Stargate: What is Trump’s new $500bn AI project?

22 January 2025
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Stargate: What is Trump’s new 0bn AI project?
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US President Donald Trump has announced a private sector investment in AI infrastructure through a joint venture called Stargate, with companies committing billions for immediate investment and job creation. OpenAI, Oracle, SoftBank, and MGX are key players in the funding, planning to invest up to $500 billion over four years to build data centers for AI projects in the US. Trump’s revocation of previous AI development restrictions has been praised, but concerns remain about the potential risks and lack of oversight in AI technology development.

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