London, September 18, 2025 – During his inaugural state visit to the UK, President Donald Trump, together with Prime Minister Keir Starmer, put pen to paper on the US-UK Tech Deal 2025. This groundbreaking agreement is designed to enhance collaboration in areas like artificial intelligence, quantum computing, clean energy, and nuclear technology.
The deal is projected to draw in over $120 billion in investments and generate more than 100,000 new jobs in both countries. Analysts believe this could position the UK as a top tech hub in Europe, while also helping the U.S. maintain its competitive edge in AI and defense technologies.
Prime Minister Starmer remarked, “This isn’t just a trade deal; it marks the beginning of a new partnership between two democracies.” Trump added that American companies are set to make significant investments in the UK, bolstering both nations’ standings against global rivals such as China.
Experts view this agreement as a pivotal moment in post-Brexit relations, with lasting effects on global trade, security, and innovation. The agreement is set to redefine tech cooperation and geopolitical balance in the years ahead.
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