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Sam Altman, the co-founder and boss of ChatGPT’s OpenAI, as well as the chief executive of chipmaker Nvidia Jensen Huang are working with London-based data centre business Nscale Global Holdings on the project, Bloomberg says.

Looking ahead: Sam Altman and Jensen Huang are said to be part of a delegation of US executives visiting Britain with Donald Trump

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Altman and Huang are said to be part of a delegation of US executives visiting Britain with the US President.

The tech spending pledge is expected to be one of a raft of UK investment announcements made by American firms during Trump’s visit.

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