Saudi Arabia bets on artificial intelligence
February 10, 2025
Saudi Arabia is actively developing the field of artificial intelligence by forming partnerships with leading technology corporations. The kingdom is investing $14.9 billion in AI, cloud computing, and digital innovations. Key partners include Google, Lenovo, Alibaba Cloud, Qualcomm, Groq, Salesforce, and others.
The capital strengthens its position
At a conference in Riyadh, the Minister of Digital Technology announced Saudi Arabia's ambition to become the largest AI hub. He emphasized the importance of investments and partnerships with global leaders. The Vice President of Aramco noted that the development of machine intelligence requires collaboration among technology companies.
Key investments and projects
Groq has signed a $1.5 billion agreement to advance cloud computing with neural network solutions. Lenovo and Alat are investing $2 billion to establish a high-tech manufacturing complex in Saudi Arabia.
Google, Qualcomm, and Alibaba Cloud have announced localized initiatives to develop digital intelligence in the region. Salesforce, Databricks, Tencent Cloud, and SambaNova will jointly attract $1.09 billion to enhance the kingdom's digital infrastructure.
Digital perspective
The country is actively developing AI, digital transformation, and cloud technologies. The involvement of tech giants and significant investments confirm its global market ambitions. These initiatives are shaping a new technological landscape, driving innovation, business, and economic transformation.