President Trump is fostering significant AI partnerships with Saudi Arabia and the UAE, aiming to transform the Gulf into an AI powerhouse while raising concerns over potential security risks involving China. The deals, which include multibillion-dollar investments and advanced AI chip transfers, have sparked debate among U.S. lawmakers about national security implications.

Anthropic has introduced Claude, a series of AI models designed specifically for U.S. national security customers. These models aim to enhance decision-making and operational efficiency in government sectors, showcasing advancements in AI technology tailored for critical applications.

JPMorgan Chase is launching a decade-long initiative to invest up to $10 billion in key industries deemed crucial for U.S. national security, including defense, aerospace, advanced technologies, and energy. The initiative aims to provide $1.5 trillion in funding and addresses concerns over reliance on foreign sources for critical materials and products amid rising tensions with China. CEO Jamie Dimon emphasized the importance of strengthening America's economy and reducing regulatory obstacles.

A report from the House Committee on the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) highlights the national security risks associated with the use of Chinese technology firms in the U.S. The report emphasizes the potential data vulnerabilities posed by these companies, urging stricter scrutiny and regulatory measures to protect sensitive information.

Salesforce has launched a new business unit called MissionForce, aimed at supporting national security initiatives. This division will focus on providing technology solutions and services to government agencies and defense contractors, enhancing their operational capabilities. The initiative reflects a growing trend among tech companies to engage more directly with national security challenges.