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The global AI race has shifted from a fight over who has the best chips to a broader struggle over who controls the entire AI system — from data centers and energy grids to cloud platforms and regulations. The U.S., China, Europe, India, and Gulf states are all racing to secure their own AI power across every layer of this tech ecosystem.
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