President Donald Trump is making history with an upcoming trip to the UK. He’s set to be the first U.S. president to receive a second full state visit – traditionally, presidents only get one during their time in office.
He’ll be joined by two leading figures in the rapidly developing field of artificial intelligence: Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, and Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA.
The Financial Times reports that the two will join President Trump to unveil a major agreement for building artificial intelligence infrastructure.
This agreement will fund several data center projects in the UK, and contributes to the development of independent AI technology for one of America’s partner countries.
According to the report, the CEOs of both companies plan to reveal their agreement while President Trump is visiting. OpenAI will provide the software technology, and NVIDIA will contribute the necessary hardware. Conveniently, the UK will provide all the energy needed to power the operation.
Energy costs in the UK are among the highest globally, which is why I’m trying to limit how much I use my powerful gaming PC with its RTX 5090 graphics card!
As an analyst, I’m still piecing together the specifics of this agreement, and unsurprisingly, both the U.S. and UK governments are staying tight-lipped about it right now.
Governments around the world, including the UK, are publicly committing to invest in artificial intelligence. AI is seen as the next big technological advancement, and countries risk falling behind if they don’t participate. Similarly, former President Trump was very clear about wanting the United States to be at the forefront of AI development.
OpenAI isn’t the only option for AI software, but it’s currently the most well-known and reliable. Although Microsoft is developing its own AI technology, it’s understandable why many organizations are choosing OpenAI for their needs.
NVIDIA remains the dominant force in graphics hardware. While AMD is working to improve its offerings, a new computer model developed in China is said to be designed to operate without needing NVIDIA graphics cards.
Currently, NVIDIA hardware offers the best performance, and their continued production of GPUs to meet data center demand will likely maintain their high profitability.
The official visit starts on Wednesday, September 17th, and I’m watching for news about the AI agreement to be released around then.
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2025-09-14 15:09