Huawei bid to build Egypt’s AI data centres, and Washington is scrambling

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Huawei has submitted a bid to build AI data centers for Egypt using its Ascend 950-series chips, marking its first confirmed export of these processors. The US State Department is countering by forming a rival consortium with Nvidia, AMD, and Microsoft. The proposal includes advanced surveillance technology from iFlytek, a Chinese firm blacklisted by the US.

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