Sept 1 (Reuters) - Abu Dhabi-backed technology group G42

aims to diversify chip suppliers beyond Nvidia ( NVDA ) for the

UAE-U.S. AI campus, Semafor reported on Monday, citing a person

with direct knowledge of the talks.

The group is still negotiating with major American

technology firms including Amazon's ( AMZN ) AWS cloud,

Microsoft ( MSFT ), Meta and Elon Musk's xAI to become

tenants at the data center, with Google being the

furthest along in negotiations, according to the report.

G42 is looking to chipmakers AMD, Cerebras Systems

and Qualcomm ( QCOM ) to supply some of the computing capacity

at the campus, the report said.

The tech, chip firms, and G42 did not immediately respond to

Reuters' requests for comment.

The campus was announced during U.S. President Donald

Trump's visit to the Emirates in May when he announced deals

with the Gulf state totaling over $200 billion.