G42 gave up Huawei, then let Washington watch its data centres. Majority US ownership is reportedly next.

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G42 executives have discussed selling a majority stake to American firms to ensure continued access to advanced chips beyond April 2027. The company has already removed Huawei equipment for Microsoft and implemented US-specified monitoring in its data centers. These moves reflect a shift in export controls focusing on company ownership rather than just chip distribution.

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