LONDON – The chief executives of AI developer Open AI and semiconductor giant NVIDIA are reportedly set to announce substantial investments in U.K. data centers next week. This comes amid U.S. President Trump’s visit to the U.K., according to a report on Jan. 11.
Billion-dollar U.K. data center investments by tech leaders may be announced during a U.S. presidential visit.
- Open AI and NVIDIA executives are expected in the U.K.
- Billion-dollar data center investments are reportedly planned.
- The announcements coincide with a U.S. presidential visit.
- A London-based data center operator is mentioned as a collaborator.
What is the expected investment in UK data centers? Open AI and NVIDIA executives are anticipated to announce billions of dollars in U.K. data centers.
The tech leaders are expected to collaborate with N-Scale Global Holdings, a data center operator based in London.
Neither NVIDIA nor Open AI immediately responded to requests for comment. The White House and the British Prime Minister’s Office also did not reply.
Sources suggest that Open AI CEO Sam Altman and NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang will be part of a delegation of American business executives visiting the U.K.
The visit by Trump is anticipated to see American companies across various sectors announce significant investments, potentially totaling hundreds of billions of dollars, in the United Kingdom.
