- President Trump visits the United Kingdom to conclude technological trade agreements
- The great leaders of technology, including Sam Altman of Openai, also visit
- AI, quantum computing, semiconductors and more will probably be covered
A new American technological pact must be signed during the visit of President Trump to London this week, focusing on emerging technologies such as AI and quantum IT as well as semiconductors, telecommunications and space.
The change should have come not only when the American president visits the United Kingdom, but also key influencers of Big Tech, notably the CEO of Nvidia, Jensen Huang, the CEO of Openai Sam Altman and the CEO of Blackstone Stephen Schwarzman.
Although the magnitude of the agreement is not yet confirmed, it is believed that it will be positioned as an effort to overcome China in the technological and commercial wars in progress.
The United States and the United Kingdom to conclude a technological offer
The British Parliament has described the objective of the agreement as an end of sectoral uncertainty, guaranteeing supply chains and leading American investments to the United Kingdom.
Currently, the United States is the largest trading partner in the United Kingdom, representing 18% of British trade (estimated at 315 billion sterling books in 2024). The United Kingdom exports approximately 196 billion pounds sterling in the United States, representing around 2% of total national income, with mutual commercial investments totaling 1.2 billion of sterling books.
Today’s economic prosperity agreement is a non-binding agreement by which the United Kingdom has obtained prices reductions, but certain commercial transactions are even worse than transactions of the pre-trump era and even certain EU agreements.
For example, although car rates have been reduced by 25% to 10%, a quota of 100,000 vehicles is in place.
The president of the commercial and commercial commissariations, RT Hon Liam byrne, praised the British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer for having concluded the agreement: “The visit of the state of President Trump is not a simple competition. It is a test of knowing if Great Britain and America do not build a safer and richer future – or remain trapped in the price fights which are not used or well. ”
