India's largest platform and marketplace for GCCs & AI

Sign in

India's largest platform and marketplace for GCCs & AI
Become a Thought Leader
Become a 3AI Member

Sign in

3AI Digital Library

< Go Back

Saudi Arabia to get Google Cloud services: Saudi Aramco

3AI January 3, 2021

Saudi Arabia, under its Vision 2030 reform plans, has encouraged foreign investment particularly in the technology sector and courted Silicon Valley players.

Saudi Aramco Development Co, a subsidiary of Aramco, has teamed up with Google Cloud to offer cloud services to customers in Saudi Arabia, Aramco said on Monday.

Saudi Arabia, under its Vision 2030 reform plans, has encouraged foreign investment particularly in the technology sector and courted Silicon Valley players.

Aramco said Saudi Arabia is being added to the global network of Google Cloud Platform regions, as part of a strategic alliance agreement signed between the company and Google Cloud this month.

Google Cloud will establish and operate a new cloud region in Saudi Arabia, while a new company will be formed after required regulatory clearances to supply cloud solutions and services to customers, Aramco said.

The collaboration taps into rapidly expanding demand for cloud services in Saudi Arabia, a market that is projected to be worth up to $10 billion by 2030, Aramco said.

Currently Saudi telecom operators are among the cloud service providers in the country.

Picture from freepik.com

    3AI Trending Articles

  • Future of Work 2.0: Reimagining Work in the Age of Contextual Generative AI

    Featured Article Author: Mahadevann Iyerr, MAAVRUS The way we work is changing a lot, and it’s more than just using new technology. As technology improves quickly and more data is created, businesses need to rethink how they do things to stay successful. This change is happening because of AI, the huge amount of data we […]

  • IoT devices at risk from Amnesia:33

    A new series of vulnerabilities dubbed Amnesia:33 puts millions of IoT devices at risk of being compromised. Security researchers from Forescout disclosed the 33 vulnerabilities today. The flaws are found in four open-source TCP/IP libraries used in the firmware of products from over 150 vendors. According to the researchers’ estimates, millions of consumer and enterprise […]

  • What CIOs can learn from the first 30 days of an AI Copilot

    Featured Article Author: Koyelia Ghosh Roy, EXL Copilot is a buzzword now with almost all assistive solutions being tagged with them. However, it is the most in-demand solution in today’s era, helping from simple automation of mundane tasks like O365 CoPilot or very sophisticated, customized solutions for specialized tasks like data analysis using database agents […]

  • What if AI scans legislation and allocates funds to agencies?

    New Treasury Department software points the way. But research suggests that it’s impossible to show that an artificial ‘superintelligence’ can be contained . If, like me, you’re worried about how members of Congress are supposed to vote on a stimulus bill so lengthy and complex that nobody can possibly know all the details, fear not — the […]