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SDAIA President Launches High-Capacity Technical Projects and Data Centers

The projects aim to increase the capacity and operational efficiency of data centers. (SPA)
The projects aim to increase the capacity and operational efficiency of data centers. (SPA)
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SDAIA President Launches High-Capacity Technical Projects and Data Centers

The projects aim to increase the capacity and operational efficiency of data centers. (SPA)
The projects aim to increase the capacity and operational efficiency of data centers. (SPA)

Saudi Data and AI Authority (SDAIA) President Dr. Abdullah Al-Ghamdi launched on Saturday several technical infrastructure expansion projects and data centers in Riyadh.

The projects, the first of their kind in Saudi Arabia, were launched at an event attended by Director of the National Information Center Dr. Essam bin Abdullah Al-Waqit, and other SDAIA leaders and officials.

The new data centers boast an electrical capacity of up to 65 kilowatts per cabin and feature highly efficient electrical and mechanical systems. The projects aim to increase the capacity and operational efficiency of data centers.

These initiatives are part of SDAIA’s strategy to develop sustainable data centers built according to the best global practices and standards set by the UPTIME Institute, the global authority on data center evaluation and classification.

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Saudi, Kuwaiti AI Associations Partner to Advance Regional AI Governance

The agreement represents the first international MoU signed by the AIGA - SPA
The agreement represents the first international MoU signed by the AIGA - SPA
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Saudi, Kuwaiti AI Associations Partner to Advance Regional AI Governance

The agreement represents the first international MoU signed by the AIGA - SPA
The agreement represents the first international MoU signed by the AIGA - SPA

The Artificial Intelligence Governance Association (AIGA), under the technical supervision of the Saudi Data and AI Authority (SDAIA), has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Kuwaiti Association of Artificial Intelligence of Things.

The deal aims to foster collaboration in developing and implementing AI governance standards, sharing expertise, and driving scientific research and innovation in Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT).

The agreement represents the first international MoU signed by the AIGA, signaling the beginning of expanded efforts to promote the responsible governance of advanced technologies, according to SPA.

The partnership reflects the commitment of both associations to support regional initiatives in AI technology development, enhance governance frameworks, and exchange knowledge, ultimately advancing a responsible and sustainable innovation ecosystem that benefits communities and supports national and regional efforts toward a knowledge-based economy driven by advanced technologies.