报道：阿联酋20亿美元投资“特朗普家族核心代币公司”后，白宫允许GPU销售

Core Insights - The UAE has invested $2 billion in World Liberty Financial, a cryptocurrency company linked to the Trump family, which has led to the U.S. approving the sale of advanced AI chips to the UAE [1] - The number of chips sold to the UAE is expected to increase from approximately 100,000 per year to 500,000 over the next few years, with 20% going to G42, a company directly controlled by the UAE leader [1] - In return for the chip sales, the UAE has committed to investing hundreds of billions of dollars in U.S. industrial growth over the next decade, including in the AI sector [1] Group 1 - The UAE's investment in World Liberty Financial provides the company with $2 billion in bank deposits, facilitating its investment in Binance [1] - Key figures involved in the transactions include Steve Witkoff, who is both a special envoy for Trump in the Middle East and a co-founder of World Liberty Financial, and David Sacks, who is responsible for AI and cryptocurrency affairs in the government [2] - David Sacks has significant connections in Silicon Valley and the Middle East, and his venture firm, Craft Ventures, has early investors that include the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority [2] Group 2 - The chips being sold to the UAE are described as the most advanced products on the market [1] - The agreement indicates a strategic partnership between the U.S. and UAE, focusing on technological advancements and economic growth [1] - The involvement of high-profile individuals from the Trump administration highlights the intersection of politics and business in these transactions [2]