U.S., UAE agree on path for Emirates to buy top American AI chips, Trump says

Big moves in Abu Dhabi this week—President Trump just greenlit a major AI semiconductor deal with the UAE, allowing them to import up to 500,000 of Nvidia's cutting-edge H100 chips annually. This paves the way for a massive 10-square-mile, 5-gigawatt AI campus to rise in the desert, built by G42 in partnership with U.S. tech giants. But here’s the twist for the paper packaging world: this AI boom means a surge in demand for sustainable packaging for servers, chips, and infrastructure components. Think thermal insulation, anti-static paperboard, and smart labeling—paper is going high-tech, fast.https://www.cnbc.com/2025/05/16/us-uae-agree-on-path-for-emirates-to-buy-top-american-ai-chips-trump-says.html

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