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Here's your TNB Tech Minute for Thursday, May 22nd. I'm Victoria Craig for the Wall Street

Journal. OpenAI is partnering

with United Arab Emirates AI firm G42 and others to build its first large-scale project outside the U.S.

G-42 is controlled by the country's national security advisor and brother of the president.

The project called Stargate UAE will feature a data

center with one gigawatt capacity, making it among the world's most powerful. It's part of a broader

UAE push to become an AI hub, and people familiar with the matter say it comes after it struck a deal

with the Trump administration to allow the UAE to import up to 500,000

AI chips. Elsewhere, the CEO of Popular Fitness App Strava said the company has finished its

latest funding round, valuing it at $2.2 billion. In addition to the fresh cash injection,

Strava said it bought a training app for cyclists called the breakaway,

though it declined to disclose the amount it paid. Strava's chief executive said the app saw more

than 50% growth in new users last year and is on track to reach $500 million in annual recurring

revenue in the near future. And finally, shares of virtual physical therapy company Hinge Health rose in their debut on the New York Stock Exchange today.

The stock opened at $39.25 after pricing at $32.

Hinch Health's upbeat debut offered a favorable signal for an IPO market that stalled in early April following President Trump's sweeping tariff announcement.

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