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National compute industry support and strategy · Each with a source · Updated 2026-11-02

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National approaches

Policy timeline

All countriesChina 38United States 24European Union 7United Kingdom 8France 1Japan 4South Korea 6India 2Canada 2Singapore 1Malaysia 3Thailand 1Indonesia 2Saudi Arabia 2UAE 1Israel 1Spain 1Finland 1Denmark 1Kazakhstan 1RU 2GR 1IQ 1
All typesNational strategy 30Compute infrastructure 48Funding and subsidies 32Chips and semiconductors 22Export controls 8Energy and green 39Power pricing incentives 10Tax incentives 8Permits and land 26

2026

  • 2026-01沙特Tax incentivesPermits and land

    云计算经济特区

    沙特内阁

    • 面向云服务商和数据中心运营商；持牌企业可在沙特境内任何地方建设运营数据中心并享受特区优惠，总部须设在利雅得。
    • 具体税收条款尚未公布；此前设立的经济特区为企业所得税 5%、最长 20 年，利润汇出免预提税。
    SourcesAGBIagbi.comReportsAccess Partnershipaccesspartnership.comReports

How to read these numbers

  • “Mobilized / committed / leveraged” amounts are targets. They are not direct budget funding, let alone money already spent on built capacity.
  • Compute units differ: China often uses EFLOPS or “P” (mostly low-precision measures such as FP16), while other countries tend to use GPU counts or power (MW, GW). They can't be compared directly.
  • Sources tagged “Official” are original texts from governments or the parties involved; “Report” means analysis by media, law firms or think tanks. Check the original when citing specific clauses.
  • New policies are found and added automatically from government sites and news every 30 minutes (tagged “auto-collected”), and each source says whether it's the original government text.
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