El Salvador is advancing its position in the global sovereign artificial intelligence (AI) race by becoming the first country to order Nvidia's most advanced AI chips, the B300 processors, which are not yet widely available worldwide. This move is part of a broader strategy led by President Nayib Bukele and the National AI Agency to transform the country into a global hub for technology and innovation, combining AI capabilities with its Bitcoin holdings. The government has made what is described as the world's first sovereign AI technology procurement. Additionally, El Salvador's Bitcoin portfolio has seen substantial gains, currently valued at $691 million with nearly $400 million in unrealized profits. This financial position supports the country's technological ambitions and positions it uniquely compared to other nations that remain embroiled in economic conflicts over fiat currencies.