Meeza, a leading data centre and managed IT services provider, has announced that it has secured an additional QAR1.6 billion ($432 million) in funding from Qatar's Dukhan Bank to accelerate the delivery of its data centres, which will together add 44MW of capacity to its portfolio.
Storm Group, a Swiss-headquartered AI data centre infrastructure company, has appointed Reza Nedjatian as its Chief Executive Officer. Reza brings more than 15 years' experience developing and delivering large-scale power and digital infrastructure projects across Mena and North America regions to the role.
Qualcomm and Meta have announced a joint collaboration on a multi-generation roadmap for CPU products supporting Meta’s growing compute footprint. Qualcomm’s first-generation Dragonfly C1000 CPU will be in production starting in the second half of 2028.
NHC Innovation, a leading Saudi provider of integrated digital services, has signed partnership deals with leading Chinese companies Huawei, Lenovo and ByteDance at a key event in Shenzhen. The agreements span AI, hitech data centres, knowledge transfer and smart city solutions.
Dubai Integrated Economic Zones Authority has entered into an agreement with Dutch group Volt for setting up an AI-ready data centre facility in Dubai Silicon Oasis. Under this, DIEZ will provide land and core infrastructure, while Volt UAE will be responsible for the development, finance and lead construction of these facilities.
The UAE Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, Khazna Data Centres, and Agility have launched a pilot using Phaidra’s AI technology to improve energy efficiency across data centres and district cooling. The initiative will test advanced AI control systems to optimise AI infrastructure operations.
With new data centres in the UAE and a growing footprint across energy, industrial and banking and finance sectors, Zoho Corporation’s enterprise IT arm, ManageEngine, is positioning the Middle East as a long-term growth engine
Riyadh's real estate market is undergoing profound transformation, driven by strategic shifts and Vision 2030 acceleration buoyed by the $22 billion metro; the 2.7 GW data centre pipeline and the $100 billion construction market, according to leading property expert JLL.
AD Ports Group has announced that it has become the first global trade and logistics company to achieve Tier IV Certification of Constructed Facility, the highest standard in data centre accreditation from the Uptime Institute, a New York-based premier certification network.
Al Mulla Engineering Products, an integral vertical within Al Mulla Group, and Daikin, a global leader in manufacturing air conditioning, heating, ventilation and refrigeration solutions (HVAC-R), showcased Daikin’s latest innovative air conditioning and cooling systems, especially cooling technologies for data centres, at a special seminar in Kuwait.
