Saudi Arabia is launching a $100 billion artificial intelligence initiative, “Project Transcendence,” aimed at developing a technological hub to rival the UAE. The state-backed project will focus on investments in data centers, startups, and infrastructure while recruiting talent and fostering a local ecosystem for tech companies.
The initiative, dubbed “Project Transcendence,” will focus on developing AI infrastructure, supporting startups, and attracting global talent.
The data center is built in cooperation with Omantel, enhancing Oman’s position as a key connectivity hub in the region
Both initiatives highlight the growing role of telecom operators in driving environmental sustainability and promoting circular economy practices.
A new SAP survey reveals a surge in demand for AI expertise in the UAE, with 84% of companies planning to hire specialized AI staff.
Positive Technologies is actively expanding its partner network geographically, including regions beyond the Middle East, to enhance cybersecurity capabilities globally.
The initiative aims to equip Bermudians with essential digital skills in coding, data science, AI, and emerging technologies.
The plans offer various options to suit different budgets and usage patterns, ensuring inclusivity and accessibility for all.
This initiative aims to address the AI language gap and promote digital inclusivity by providing AI tools in native languages.
The fund aims to address the unique challenges and opportunities within the African tech ecosystem, which is experiencing rapid growth fueled by a young and expanding population.
