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Saudi Arabia owns more than half of Lucid Motors

The Verge

Coates argues he’s eligible for these benefits because the Saudi Arabia investment triggered a “Change in Control” clause in his agreement with Lucid Motors because it resulted in “a change in the majority shareholder of the Company,” according to an email from his lawyer to the startup sent last year. The company declined to comment.

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Saudi Arabia buys a 5% stake in Nintendo

TechSpot

This week, Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) bought five percent of Nintendo. Nintendo said it only learned of the investment from news reports and declined to comment on individual shareholders. By Bloomberg's estimates, this makes it Nintendo's fifth-largest shareholder.

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Saudi Arabia and UAE invest in thousands of Nvidia chips, aiming to become global AI powerhouses

TechSpot

The Financial Times reports that Saudi Arabia has bought at least 3,000 Nvidia H100 GPUs, which Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang calls the first chip designed for generative AI. With its 14,592 CUDA cores, 80GB of HBM3 capacity, and 5,120-bit memory bus, it's priced at a massive $40,000. Read Entire Article

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Amnesty International calls for Google to halt cloud business in Saudi Arabia

The Verge

Amnesty International is teaming up with 38 other human rights groups and individuals to call for a halt to Google’s plans to set up an enterprise cloud business in Saudi Arabia because of concerns over the country’s human rights track record. The quote has since been removed.

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Foxconn reportedly planning to build a $9 billion factory in Saudi Arabia's future city

TechSpot

Sources recently told the Wall Street Journal that the Saudi government is negotiating with electronics supplier Foxconn for a new $9 billion factory in its planned future city of Neom. The factory would be for semiconductors, displays, EV components, and surface-mount technology.

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Quick-commerce startup YallaMarket eyes Saudi Arabia and Qatar next year after U.A.E expansion

TechCrunch

YallaMarket, a Dubai-based quick-commerce startup, is planning to expand within the United Arab Emirates (U.A.E), and to enter Saudi Arabia and Qatar next year, to tap the appetite for speedy and convenient grocery shopping. The startup, which was formally launched last month, is expanding in the U.A.E

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Meituan expands quick commerce operations to Saudi Arabia with Xiaoxiang Supermarket

TechNode

Meituan, Chinas largest food delivery and quick commerce platform, is expanding its footprint in Saudi Arabia after entering the market in September under its overseas brand, Keeta. 36Kr, in Chinese ]