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Aramco chief Amin Nasser canceled his CERAWeek appearance due to the Iran conflict, staying in Saudi Arabia.
Nasser will not provide a recorded video message for the conference, Reuters reports.
The conference airs amid ongoing Iran-Israel tensions and threats to Gulf energy facilities.
Aramco has redirected flow routes to bypass the Strait of Hormuz due to the crisis.
Industry executives from Abu Dhabi and Kuwait face attendance uncertainty at the Houston event.
CERAWeek remains a key gathering for energy leaders despite the withdrawal.
Nasser has led Aramco for more than a decade as the company's CEO.
The report highlighted that the news came via Reuters and industry sources.
Aramco and Saudi officials have warned of potential oil-market disruption if the Iran crisis persists.
Analysts view the withdrawal as signaling heightened risk for Gulf energy operations.

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NVIDIA and Emerald AI announced a collaboration with major energy and utility partners to power and advance flexible AI factories connected to the grid.
The collaboration centers on the DSX AI Factory reference design and DSX Flex software to link AI facilities with grid services and energy resources.
Emerald AI's Conductor will orchestrate compute flexibility with onsite generation and storage to support grid-responsive AI traffic.
Executives said AI factories must be designed as an integrated energy, compute, networking and cooling system to maximize efficiency.
The group aims to unlock significant grid capacity by using intelligent, flexible AI loads connected to distributed energy resources.
Industry leaders stressed AI infrastructure must scale quickly to meet rising demand while keeping the grid reliable.
The effort could speed AI deployment by using co-located generation and storage as bridge power for hybrid AI factories.
Key executives highlighted the initiative as strengthening U.S. energy leadership and AI deployment resilience.
The announcement was made during CERAWeek 2026 and involves several large energy and technology players.
The release notes potential future deployment at the NVIDIA AI Factory Research Center in Virginia.

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