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OpenAI expands its European presence with its first German office in Munich. The company plans to build a local team focused on sales, development, communications and policy work, while strengthening its ties with German universities. According to CEO Sam Altman, Germany's reputation for technical excellence and industrial innovation made it a natural choice for expansion. The move is aimed at helping more German individuals, companies, and organizations make effective use of AI technology. Germany has become one of OpenAI's key markets globally, with ChatGPT usage showing particular growth: The company reports that its German user base has tripled in the past year, making it one of the platform's largest markets worldwide.

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The United Arab Emirates and France have signed an agreement to build a massive AI campus, including a data center with up to one gigawatt of computing power. The project could require an investment of between €30 billion and €50 billion, making it the largest facility of its kind in Europe. The campus project, signed by French President Emmanuel Macron and UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, will be developed by a consortium of French and Emirati companies, including UAE-based AI investment fund MGX. The exact location is yet to be determined.

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OpenAI has added sharing capabilities to Canvas, its built-in editor for ChatGPT. The new feature lets users share their Canvas projects with others, enabling real-time viewing, interaction, and editing. Canvas serves as a workspace where users can develop text and code alongside ChatGPT. The editor comes with specialized tools for writing and coding projects, including a Python emulator that runs code directly in the browser. The sharing update follows OpenAI's recent moves to make Canvas more widely available. The company has rolled out Canvas access to all web users and built it into the ChatGPT desktop app for macOS.

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