Qareeb Data Centres, the Middle East’s first edge data centre provider, has partnered with Gcore, a global leader in edge AI, cloud, network, and security solutions. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), signed during the Touchdown Middle East 2024 conference in Bahrain, marks a pivotal moment in advancing digital infrastructure across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region. This collaboration will focus on delivering state-of-the-art AI and cloud computing services to transform the region into a hub of innovation.
Key Highlights
- Strategic Goals:
- Enhance digital infrastructure in the GCC.
- Support the digital transformation of businesses and the public sector.
- Drive innovation with advanced AI, cloud, and edge solutions.
- Qareeb’s Role:
- Utilize its edge data centre infrastructure to deliver Gcore solutions.
- Cater to growing demands for local edge colocation facilities.
- Foster digitalisation across the Middle East.
- Gcore’s Contribution:
- Offer cutting-edge AI, cloud, and network security solutions.
- Address the scalability and security needs of GCC organisations.
- Expand its footprint in the Middle East market.
Leadership Insights
- Annemarie Van Zadelhoff, Chief Strategy Officer, Qareeb Data Centres:
- Emphasized the partnership’s alignment with Qareeb’s vision for digital innovation.
- Highlighted the rapid growth of the data centre market and its role in meeting shifting organisational needs.
- Fabrice Moizan, Chief Revenue Officer, Gcore:
- Expressed excitement about empowering GCC businesses with robust infrastructure.
- Envisioned the collaboration as a driver of innovation, economic growth, and technological advancement.
The partnership between Qareeb Data Centres and Gcore is a significant step in strengthening the GCC’s digital infrastructure. By leveraging each other’s strengths, the collaboration aims to meet the evolving demands of businesses and public sector organisations while fostering innovation and scalability in the region.
