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Here's your morning TNB Tech Minute for Monday, November 3rd. I'm Zoe Colkin for The Wall Street Journal.

OpenAI has agreed to pay Amazon $38 billion for computing power in a multi-year deal, the first partnership between the two

companies. The deal will help satisfy OpenAI's rapidly expanding computing needs. Amazon expects

that all of the computing capacity negotiated as part of the agreement

will be available to OpenAI by the end of next year, giving the chat GPT maker quick access

to the powerful Nvidia chips housed inside Amazon's data centers. The agreement is the latest

that OpenAI has struck with cloud giants, including a $300 billion deal with Oracle and a $250

billion commitment to Microsoft. Speaking of Microsoft, the tech company has announced its secured

U.S. approval to ship NVIDIA chips to the United Arab Emirates, boosting its investment there.

Two wins for the Middle East in the quick-paced AI race.

Microsoft said the Trump administration has approved its plans to send chips to the UAE

for building data centers needed to train AI models. The company also said it would invest in

additional $8 billion on data centers, cloud computing, and other AI projects in the Gulf

state over the next four

years. And shares in European automakers rose Monday on optimism that a semiconductor shortage

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