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This analysis investigates the dependencies created by Gulf investments in artificial intelligence, particularly on the U.S.

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June 10, 2026

Gulf AI infrastructure and the limits of technological sovereignty

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This analysis investigates the dependencies created by Gulf investments in artificial intelligence, particularly on the U.S.
Analysis of Gulf strategies and dependencies in AI investment
Examination of factors influencing export conditions and hardware developments
Evaluation of sovereign capital's impact on technological sovereignty
Identified key dependencies on U.S. technology and jurisdiction
Outlined Gulf strategies aiming to manage or resolve these dependencies
Projected future outcomes based on hardware and capital developments

Abstract

Gulf investment in artificial intelligence has brought with it key jurisdictional, technological and security-related dependencies on the United States. Current Gulf strategies reflect an effort to manage these dependencies, but key factors such as changes in export conditions, hardware developments and the direction of sovereign capital will determine if these dependencies deepen or are resolved in the medium term.

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