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Middle East conflict threatens Gulf AI hub ambitions

The Middle East conflict is disrupting plans for the Gulf to develop into a major artificial-intelligence hub.

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Prolonged conflict could delay major technology investment and weaken the Gulf's emerging role in global AI infrastructure.

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