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Nvidia plans major AI investment linked to Israel as debate grows over U.S. military commitments

Nvidia is reportedly considering a $6 billion investment in new artificial intelligence activity tied to Israel. A separate report discusses a pact that could create a lasting U.S. military burden related to Israel.

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The developments could deepen strategic, technological and military ties between Israel and the United States.

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