Damac, a Dubai property giant, is investing $20 billion in new data centers across the U.S., following a pledge by its chairman Hussein Sajwani. Sajwani, a longtime friend of President-elect Donald Trump, stated that the company is willing to invest more in the U.S., with potential for additional funding from third parties to support growth. The chairman emphasized the limitless potential for further investment in the American market, citing Microsoft’s plans to invest $80 billion in data centers by 2025.
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Hikers in Alaska, Canada can’t complete historic Chilkoot Trail due to border policies
In southeastern Alaska, the historic 33-mile Chilkoot Trail has reopened to hikers, but crossing the U.S.-Canada border remains prohibited due to ongoing security concerns. Visitors must complete the trail by registering at a designated port of entry, as both countries maintain strict border restrictions stemming from COVID-19 and monitoring challenges. More Context
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