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G42 signs AI deals in Greece

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Abu Dhabi technology group G42 and five of its companies signed memoranda of understanding with Greek public and private partners on Saturday during a UAE trade mission to Athens, covering AI infrastructure, government services, smart cities and life sciences.

New partnerships. New possibilities © X

New partnerships. New possibilities © X

Abu Dhabi technology group G42 and five of its companies signed memoranda of understanding with Greek public and private partners on Saturday during a UAE trade mission to Athens, covering AI infrastructure, government services, smart cities and life sciences.

Under the agreements, Khazna Data Centers and Core42 will explore building an “AI factory” in Greece with Copelouzos Group. Presight and Inception42 will work with Greece’s Ministry of Digital Governance on AI tools for urban management, public administration and education, while M42 will partner with Athens LifeTech Park on genomics and medical research.

The projects remain subject to final agreements and regulatory approvals.

By Mariam Al Mualla

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