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Oracle Will Donate $5 Billion to the UK’s AI-Hungry Government.

Salman Ahmad
Last updated: March 18, 2025 5:11 pm
Salman Ahmad - Freelance Journalist
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(CTN News) – Oracle, a multinational technology firm with its headquarters in the United States, made the announcement on Monday that it intends to invest a total of five billion dollars in the United Kingdom over the course of the next five years.

One of the countries that is expected to get investment is the United Kingdom. There is a particularly strong probability that the investment will be made in the United Kingdom.

Using this investment, it is hoped that the “rapidly growing demand” for cloud services that contribute to the development of artificial intelligence will be satisfied. It is for the purpose of satisfying that demand that this investment is being made.

Oracle released a statement on the matter.

“The investment will assist the government of the United Kingdom in delivering on its vision for the innovation and adoption of artificial intelligence.”

“The investment will help the government deliver on its vision.” “The investment will expand Oracle Cloud Infrastructure’s footprint in the United Kingdom.”

Keir Starmer, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, has made a commitment to eliminate the bureaucratic hurdles that are currently stopping him from fulfilling his ambition of transforming the country into a “AI superpower” and attracting billions of pounds in investment. As part of his objective, he is carrying out these actions.

Following the completion of the procedure for leaving the European Union, Starmer is optimistic that he will be able to negotiate a trade agreement with Donald Trump, the President of the United States as well.

From the beginning of his professional career, Donald Trump has maintained a tight relationship with Larry Ellison, the founder of Oracle. This partnership has been long-lasting.

In a statement that was released jointly by the two companies, the Minister of Technology of the United Kingdom, Peter Kyle, was quoted as saying, “By collaborating with global technology leaders like Oracle, we are solidifying the United Kingdom’s leadership in the revolution of artificial intelligence.”

Oracle is the industry leader in the field of information technology all over the world. Oracle is currently in the driver’s seat in the cloud computing industry.

Oracle is one of the most trusted and well-known IT firms.

Within the realm of artificial intelligence, the United Kingdom currently has the third-largest industry in the world. The current state of affairs is as described above.

China and the United States of America are the two countries that each have the most significant industries in this sector of the economy.

It is anticipated that artificial intelligence will be worth approximately £47 billion ($61 billion) to the United Kingdom on an annual basis, as stated by projections that were published by the government of Starmer.

In order to lay the groundwork for these calculations, the estimated value of artificial intelligence acts as the cornerstone. The development of this prediction took place over the course of ten years, precisely during the time when Starmer served as Prime Minister.

To this day, the government has declared that three technological companies—Vantage Data Centres, Nscale, and Kyndryl-will invest a combined total of fourteen billion pounds in artificial intelligence in the United Kingdom. This will result in the creation of more than thirteen thousand jobs.

The implementation of artificial intelligence across an entire industry, on the other hand, has prompted concerns that it could result in people losing their jobs in that particular sector. The utilisation of artificial intelligence has led to the occurrence of this problem.

This is something that will take place in the future as a consequence of the fact that technology will eventually take over the duties that are currently carried out by humans.

As part of its efforts to protect intellectual property rights in the creative industries, the United Kingdom (UK) is demanding clarification regarding the extent to which copyright law applies to artificial intelligence (AI).

The United Kingdom is investigating this matter further in order to obtain further clarification. Despite the fact that artists are suffering a great degree of anxiety in relation to the job that they are producing, this is still being done.

SOURCE: ZN

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