Trump officials cite security risks as they scramble to halt president's new deals: report
President Donald Trump spent much of his four-day trip to the Middle East securing business deals, like the $600 billion investment pledge by the Saudis that Trump is trying to push to $1 trillion.
Among the agreements, "The American chip giants Nvidia and AMD will now be allowed to sell advanced chips to Saudi, Emirati and Qatari customers as those countries seek to become powerhouses in artificial intelligence. One customer is an enormous new A.I. campus in Abu Dhabi whose ambitions rival Stargate, the OpenAI-led venture, in size," The New York Times reported.
The deal was brokered by Trump's top A.I advisers David Sacks and Sriram Krishbnan, according to the Times. The venture capitalists "worked closely with CEOs, including Nvidia's Jensen Huanbg and Sam Altman of OpenAI."...




