UAE companies are rapidly adopting cloud computing and investing in AI, with 67% already hosting core operations on the cloud. A survey by SAP highlights the growing role of AI in business functions and emphasizes the challenges companies face in data quality and AI integration. The need for skilled AI professionals is also growing.
Qareeb Data Centres and Gcore have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance digital infrastructure in the GCC. This collaboration focuses on leveraging edge AI and cloud solutions, supporting the region’s digital transformation. The partnership aims to provide secure, innovative solutions to businesses and public sectors across the GCC.
Dubai Electronic Security Centre (DESC) has certified 950 cloud-based services for over 100 government entities, strengthening Dubai’s position as a leader in cybersecurity. The initiatives aim to safeguard the emirate’s cyberspace while promoting technological advancement and economic growth.
Cloudflare will participate in GITEX 2024 in Dubai, showcasing its latest products and solutions for enhancing digital infrastructure and security. The company aims to provide high-performance connectivity, Zero Trust security, and scalable DDoS protection, addressing the evolving needs of businesses in the Middle East.
Mari Petroleum Company Limited (MPCL) is diversifying into technology by investing in data centers and cloud computing across Pakistan. The initiative includes building Tier III and IV data centers to meet increasing data demands in various sectors, following the creation of a dedicated digital infrastructure subsidiary.
Aramco Digital Company, a subsidiary of global energy giant Aramco, has teamed up with Groq, a leader in AI inference…
Oracle and AWS have launched Oracle Database@AWS, offering advanced integration of Oracle databases with AWS cloud services to streamline cloud operations and enhance data management.
Moro Hub, a subsidiary of Digital Dewa, partners with Salzer Technologies in a strategic agreement to drive digital transformation in the UAE. This collaboration will leverage both companies’ strengths to deliver innovative solutions, accelerating customer satisfaction and technological advancements across the region.
Oracle has launched its second public cloud region in Riyadh as part of a $1.5 billion investment to support Saudi Arabia’s digital transformation under Vision 2030. The new region will enhance cloud and AI adoption across sectors, joining existing and planned Oracle cloud regions in Jeddah and NEOM.
Saudi Arabia’s Cloud Computing Special Economic Zone (CCSEZ) is accelerating the Kingdom’s digital transformation by attracting foreign investment and fostering innovation in cloud computing. Positioned as a regional tech hub under Vision 2030, the CCSEZ aims to revolutionize various sectors, boost local businesses, and create significant employment opportunities.
