The Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority (SDAIA) has recently signed seven major strategic agreements with leading US technology companies to boost Saudi Arabia’s digital transformation and strengthen its AI capabilities. These agreements were formalized during the Saudi-US Investment Forum in Washington, D.C., where senior officials and executives from both countries gathered to foster innovation and expand cooperation in the tech sector.
The deals signed aim to enhance data infrastructure, develop the national workforce, and accelerate the adoption of AI technologies across critical sectors in Saudi Arabia .Under these partnerships, US tech giants like Supermicro, Dell, Accenture, Cisco, Boomi, SambaNova, and GitLab will collaborate with SDAIA not only on cutting-edge server and data center solutions, but also on training initiatives, e-learning, workforce transformation, and knowledge-exchange programs.
Specific partnerships include Supermicro working on AI servers and local expertise development; Dell helping with AI infrastructure and national capability-building; Accenture supporting leadership and AI infrastructure, Cisco focusing on digital transformation in the public sector; Boomi powering new AI data centers; SambaNova offering training and awareness programs; and GitLab exploring joint operations.
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