Abu Dhabi launches survey to measure AI and digital economy contribution
The Statistics Centre – Abu Dhabi is building a clearer evidence base for AI-enabled services, cloud activity, fintech and other digital business models.
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The Statistics Centre – Abu Dhabi is building a clearer evidence base for AI-enabled services, cloud activity, fintech and other digital business models.
The one-day event is showcasing cloud and AI use cases for Gulf enterprises, from agentic systems and serverless computing to production operations.
The Economic Times Annual Tech Summit – Middle East is focusing on data, governance, cybersecurity and the organisational work required to move beyond AI pilots.
The Abu Dhabi sovereign investor and AI cloud company will establish a local presence and assess opportunities around compute, open models and regional AI deployment.
The Doha event is examining autonomous systems, financial services, regulation, employment and the infrastructure required for an AI-led economy.
The October Riyadh summit is expected to examine Gulf–European cooperation in cloud, high-performance computing, data centres and digital services, but no joint AI investment has yet been announced.
Estithmar’s Elegancia C&I will deliver a two-phase facility designed to expand Qatar’s capacity for hyperscale cloud providers and high-density AI workloads.
The framework initially covers the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Kuwait, with investments in cloud, AI infrastructure, connectivity, cybersecurity and AI for Good.
At the Google Cloud Summit Doha, Qatari officials and technology leaders described a shift from AI experimentation toward governed autonomous systems and national workforce preparation.
The Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 and Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 extend Qualcomm's flagship mobile platform toward local AI agents and more capable device-side processing.
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and SDAIA launch the national Year of AI alongside the world's largest sovereign government computing hub in Riyadh.
The UAE's largest financial institution partners with G42's Presight and Microsoft to transition from conversational copilots into autonomous transactional workflows.
The national human capital program hits a historic milestone, bridging the gap between sovereign infrastructure builds and national workforce technical readiness.
The sovereign model powers automated legislative drafting, citizen query routing, and internal administrative search across state agencies.
Sovereign matching funds, corporate venture arms, and global accelerators catalyze a record funding cycle for domestic deep-tech innovators.
The partnership deploys computer vision in surgical suites, predictive oncology triage, and federated learning models across specialized hospital campuses.
The strategic initiative builds high-fidelity Arabic training corpuses for state healthcare, municipal permits, and legislative drafting.
The national artificial intelligence firm partners with global infrastructure managers to finance liquid-cooled data clusters and localized cloud workloads.
The national carrier integrates real-time crew scheduling, predictive maintenance, and conversational multilingual passenger concierges.
The Doha technology gathering confirms major anchor allocations from QIA, Qatar Development Bank, and international tech funds.
The regional incubator partners with global banks to accelerate automated compliance, fraud intelligence, and Sharia-compliant digital finance.
The Ministry of Transportation and Telecommunications evaluates underwater cooling pods to overcome terrestrial land and thermal constraints.
The Labour Fund covers up to 50 percent of software licensing, cloud compute, and technical integration costs for domestic businesses.
Computer vision algorithms pre-screen thoracic radiographs for tuberculosis, pneumonia, and pulmonary nodules, reducing diagnostic backlog.
Competitive operating costs, 100 percent foreign ownership, and regulatory clarity position the island nation as an attractive software development hub.
The sovereign cloud infrastructure allows state ministries and energy conglomerates to execute large model inference within national borders.
The regulatory circular mandates algorithmic transparency, risk-based procurement tiers, and independent cybersecurity audits for government AI systems.
The digital Islamic bank integrates conversational portfolio rebalancing and algorithmic Sukuk screening for retail and private banking clients.
The communications regulator enables telecom operators and startups to pilot private 5G edge computing and autonomous drone operations.
The telecommunications leader deploys dedicated high-density computing clusters powered by renewable solar power to host sovereign models.
The sovereign financing program provides non-dilutive capital and commercial pilot guarantees for domestic machine learning founders.
The national electricity group utilizes machine learning weather forecasting to stabilize voltage fluctuations from utility-scale solar farms.
The planned one-gigawatt cluster links sovereign compute, international partnerships and a 200-megawatt first phase expected to come online in 2026.
The five-year collaboration carries an investment ambition of up to $10 billion, with delivery and utilisation now the measures that matter.
A government partnership with Microsoft combines local data processing and new GPU capacity with a push to build AI-enabled public services.
A designated zone in Al Seeb, a Green AI Alliance and the Digital Triangle frame infrastructure as an ecosystem for investment and company growth.
The assessment examines Kuwait’s AI ecosystem, government adoption, regulation, ethics, capabilities and gaps to inform future priorities.
Qatar’s sovereign wealth fund has co-invested in Positron AI’s Series C financing to support scalable next-generation inference infrastructure.
The partnership will combine Saudi infrastructure with Cohere’s enterprise model expertise and explore sovereign Arabic-language AI systems.
Qatar’s sovereign wealth fund joined SambaNova’s Series F round as demand grows for enterprise AI computing and inference systems.
The completed expansion adds operational capacity for a global hyperscaler and strengthens Qatar’s position in AI-ready digital infrastructure.
The programme connected Bahraini university students with AWS, government mentors and applied AI prototype development.
The Saudi energy company and Microsoft will explore AI-driven industrial solutions built on Azure and integrated into core operations.
The non-binding framework could support up to 250MW of AI data-centre capacity and a future investment platform for Saudi infrastructure.
The January agreement places Qatar inside a US-led cooperation track focused on advanced technology, supply-chain security and resilient digital infrastructure.
Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week 2026 highlighted the power, cooling and energy requirements behind the Gulf’s accelerating AI and data-centre build-out.