
A major AI-focused investment agreement between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia just made waves — and Wall Street took notice.
What happened?
The U.S. President finalized a massive investment deal with Saudi Arabia, bringing at least $600 billion in capital into American industries — with artificial intelligence taking center stage. The deal could eventually scale to $1 trillion and marks a significant strategic shift.
What’s in the deal?
Saudi Arabia committed to purchasing hundreds of thousands of advanced chips from Nvidia over the next five years to power its new AI program, Humain, which aims to build out major data center infrastructure. Amazon and AMD also secured their own multi-billion-dollar agreements as part of the broader tech partnership. To facilitate the deal, the U.S. has lifted export restrictions on advanced chips to both Saudi Arabia and the UAE — opening the door for even more U.S. tech exports.
That news triggered a stock rally: Nvidia jumped 5%, AMD gained 4%, and Amazon rose 1%.
What it means for the market:
📈 The tech rally is real.
The Nasdaq is up 15% in just over a month — one of the fastest rebounds ever. After months of caution, investors are chasing high-growth tech again, encouraged by global AI deals and softer trade tensions, even as recession risks linger.
The global AI arms race is on.
From Saudi Arabia’s Humain to OpenAI’s Stargate, governments and corporations are pouring billions into AI infrastructure — and Nvidia’s CEO is positioning the company at the center of it all.
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