SDAIA inks partnership agreement with Dell Technologies
The partnership will allow entities to share industry best practises and expertise needed to develop integrated projects
Saudi Data & AI Authority (SDAIA) has announced their partnership agreement with Dell Technologies, which will witness both organisations combine their expertise in emerging technologies to drive the joint development of engineering and technology projects in the Kingdom.
According to a statement from SDAIA, through this strategic collaboration, both entities will share industry best practises and expertise needed to develop integrated projects that will serve public sector entities’ technology needs across Saudi Arabia.
The MoU with Dell Technologies is designed to work with SDAIA to leverage solutions within AI, cloud, data analytics, and enterprise storage. The new MoU comes within the framework of SDAIA’s efforts to activate the national strategy for data and AI, which was recently approved by the Saudi leadership and plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of data and artificial intelligence within the Kingdom and the world, it added.
“Dr Esam Al Wagait, director of Saudi Arabia’s National Information Centre, said: “At SDAIA, innovation is at the heart of everything we do. We are excited about the growth and opportunities created by the fourth industrial revolution, and we are constantly striving to deliver products and services that are developed around advanced emerging technologies.”
“We are delighted to partner with Dell Technologies on our ongoing digital journey. Dell Technologies has long been a leader and pioneer in Information Technology,” he added.
Mohammed Amin, senior VP for Middle East at Dell Technologies, said: “We, at Dell, are constantly aiming to cooperate with organisations to develop digital solutions. We also look forward to strengthening capacity building in the fields of AI and big data in a way that contributes to developing the knowledge economy in the kingdom.”
“It is a pleasure to collaborate with SDAIA as they look to enhance their role as the leading technology enabler of Saudi Arabia’s digital transformation vision,” Amin stated.
