Sajwani To Invest $20B In US Data Centers With Trump

A spacious data center room containing multiple server racks with neatly organized cables and advanced computing equipment.

Emirati billionaire Hussain Sajwani is gearing up to pour a whopping USD 20,000,000,000 into US data centers. He shared this big news alongside President-elect Donald Trump. Now, Sajwani, who's pretty famous for his various real estate ventures and investments, (in which he's earned billions), and his connections to Trump, is seeing a pro-business climate on the horizon with a new administration. His firm, DAMAC, is going to be footing most of the bill in this massive investment through debt. And, as you may know, there's this growing trend of Gulf investments in United States tech sectors, with countries like the UAE really aiming to take the lead in Artificial Intelligence. And, get this: Regulatory processes might even speed up under Trump, which could make the U.S. an even more attractive spot for investments like this.

Who even is Hussain Sajwani?

Hussain Sujwani is a billionaire from the United Arab Emirates. In August 2024, Forbes ranked Sajwani among the top richest Arabs. He has a net worth of over 5 billion USD. He has been known as a long-time ally of President Trump. In fact, DAMAC, his investment company, has even built the world's first fully Trump-branded golf course and club in Dubai. Hussain Sajwani's real estate ventures have made him particularly well-known.