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In a world where digital services, artificial intelligence, and blockchain are rapidly redefining innovation, infrastructure is not just a foundation — it’s the differentiator. SputnikMine is building a new paradigm for computational resources: flexible, decentralized, and energy-efficient.
🚀 What is SputnikMine?
SputnikMine is a high-tech initiative in the field of cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI), Web3, and next-generation data centers. Our mission is to democratize access to computational power — from portable nodes to enterprise-scale AI workloads — with a strong focus on sustainability and reliability.
🔧 What We Offer
Modular portable data centers (edge nodes): scalable, mobile, and optimized for performance.
AI and machine learning infrastructure: powerful clusters available on demand.
Support for Web3 and decentralized networks: node deployment, blockchain hosting, and distributed storage.
Green and resilient energy model: hybrid architecture with an emphasis on renewables.
🌍 Why It Matters
Today’s cloud solutions are heavily centralized. SputnikMine changes the narrative by offering distributed, independent infrastructure — giving developers, startups, researchers, and crypto communities fair and permissionless access to powerful compute and storage.
🎯 Our Mission
To build an open, sustainable, and decentralized compute network. We envision a future where anyone can run a node, train an AI model, or launch a digital project — without gatekeepers or intermediaries.
🧭 What’s Next?
SputnikMine is currently under active development. We're working on:
launching a global testnet of distributed nodes,
integrating with leading blockchain protocols,
preparing the official platform release and tokenomics.
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Recent hours have seen reports from Bloomberg indicating that OpenAI is considering establishing a data center in the UAE, with an announcement expected during former US President Donald Trump's visit to the region this week.

The motivation behind the decision:

Facilitating the export of AI chips: A report from Reuters stated that the Trump administration intends to allow the UAE to import about 500,000 advanced chips from Nvidia annually until 2027, of which 20% will be allocated to the UAE's G42 company, while the remaining portion may be received by partners like OpenAI to create local AI infrastructure.