Tech Giant Microsoft Expands UAE's G42 Partnership To Incorporate Cloud, AI tools
CIOTechOutlook Team | Wednesday, 06 September 2023, 02:34 IST
Microsoft Corp. is expanding its collaboration with Abu Dhabi's G42, with plans to develop artificial intelligence technology across industries and provide cloud infrastructure in the UAE. According to the firms, the move will provide the UAE public sector and several other industries with access to cloud and AI services on Microsoft's Azure, as well as assist them comply with the local privacy and legal standards.
Over time, the companies hope to introduce industry-specific AI solutions to major initiatives, such as the COP28 climate meeting, which will be hosted in Dubai later this year. Microsoft will extend its Azure service in the UAE through Khazna Data Centers, a joint venture between G42 and the Emirates Telecom.
“With data privacy, security, and compliance as our core priorities, we have a unique opportunity to help organizations responsibly innovate,” Microsoft Chief Commercial Officer Judson Althoff said.
As per the G42's Chief Executive Officer Peng Xiao, the move would enable G42 achieve important technology improvements across crucial industries. AIQ is a joint venture with Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. that employs artificial intelligence and the machine learning to optimize operations for the Adnoc and the larger industry.
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