ABU DHABI'S MGX RAISES $50B FOR AI FUND
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Abu Dhabi-based MGX has closed a nearly $50 billion fundraising round from regional and global investors to build one of the largest artificial intelligence infrastructure funds. The capital will accelerate spending on AI technology and infrastructure development.
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