Salesforce has announced a $500 million investment in Saudi Arabia, focusing on AI adoption, workforce development, and expanding its regional presence. The investment includes bringing Hyperforce and Agentforce to the Kingdom, upskilling 30,000 citizens in AI, and partnering with Princess Nourah University to empower women in the digital economy.
SEVEN and Tawal have partnered to develop advanced digital infrastructure for SEVEN’s 21 entertainment destinations across Saudi Arabia. The collaboration, announced at the LEAP Conference, aims to provide seamless connectivity, support 4G and 5G networks, and enhance the digital experience for visitors, contributing to Saudi Arabia’s digital transformation.
stc has partnered with Shaffra to introduce AI-powered solutions in Saudi Arabia, offering businesses workforce automation and enhanced decision-making capabilities. Through AI Employees, this collaboration aims to streamline operations, reduce costs, and improve efficiency across industries, positioning the Kingdom as a leader in AI-driven innovation.
Accenture and Google Cloud have partnered to drive the adoption of generative AI and cloud solutions in Saudi Arabia. This collaboration aims to address local data sovereignty needs, improve customer experiences, and help organizations boost operational efficiency through AI. The partnership will also expand the Generative AI Center of Excellence to Saudi Arabia.
Vodafone IoT has partnered with Saudi telecom operator Mobily to bring its IoT connectivity services to Saudi Arabia. This collaboration enables Vodafone’s customers to use Mobily’s Narrowband IoT network, covering 99% of the country, offering enterprise and government solutions and further expanding Vodafone’s IoT reach in the Middle East.
Tencent Cloud has launched its first Middle East Cloud Region in Saudi Arabia, marking a significant milestone in the region’s digital transformation. The new availability zones will offer advanced AI services and support various industries, including gaming, e-commerce, and finance, enhancing Saudi Arabia’s digital infrastructure.
Dell Technologies has opened its first Merge and Fulfillment Center in Dammam, Saudi Arabia. The facility will handle up to 600,000 units annually and includes product customization capabilities. The investment supports Saudi Vision 2030, creating jobs, fostering local talent, and driving innovation in the kingdom’s growing ICT ecosystem.
Bahrain’s Minister of Transportation, Dr. Shaikh Abdulla bin Ahmed Al Khalifa, led the country’s delegation at the Saudi-Bahrain Investment Forum, emphasizing strong economic ties with Saudi Arabia. Discussions focused on boosting investments in infrastructure, technology, and key sectors, aligning with both Bahrain’s Economic Vision 2030 and Saudi Vision 2030.
Saudi Arabia’s Tawakkalna app, initially launched for COVID-19 management, has evolved into a comprehensive digital platform offering over 600 government services. Powered by AI, it exemplifies the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 goals, enhancing accessibility, efficiency, and user experience, while positioning Saudi Arabia as a global leader in digital governance.
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