MGX Raises $49 Billion for Abu Dhabi AI Fund
The fund close puts Abu Dhabi sovereign and strategic technology capital behind one of the largest dedicated investment pools for artificial intelligence infrastructure, semiconductors and AI platforms.
Abu Dhabi artificial intelligence investment firm MGX raised $49 billion for its first AI-focused fund, The National reported. The fund attracted institutional and private investors from the Gulf, North America, Asia and Europe, exceeding its original $45 billion target.
MGX was established in 2024 with Mubadala Investment Company and G42 as anchor partners and is chaired by Sheikh Tahnoun bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Ruler of Abu Dhabi and National Security Adviser. The fund is intended to invest across the AI technology stack, including semiconductors, AI infrastructure, enabling technologies and platforms.
The firm has been investing globally in AI infrastructure, including the approximately $40 billion Aligned Data Centers transaction and plans with Nvidia, Bpifrance and Mistral AI around a major European AI campus.
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