A partnership between Qualcomm and Humain to build artificial intelligence databases in Saudi Arabia

Qualcomm Technologies, the global company specialized in smart computing and communication technologies, has signed a strategic memorandum of understanding with Saudi Humain, which specializes in artificial intelligence technologies, with the aim of developing a hybrid infrastructure for artificial intelligence data centers that extend from the cloud to the edge.
The signing of the agreement came on the sidelines of the Saudi-American Investment Forum, which was held in Riyadh, as part of the visit of US President Donald Trump to the Kingdom, in the framework of supporting the goals of the Saudi Vision 2030 and stimulating the Kingdom’s leadership in the artificial intelligence sector and semiconductor technologies.

Integrated infrastructure

Under the agreement, the two companies intend to implement strategic projects that include: establishing advanced data centers for artificial intelligence within Saudi Arabia, to provide highly efficient hybrid solutions from the cloud to the edge.
Projects include: combining Qualcomm advanced processing units such as Snapdragon and Dragonwing to operate low -power computing solutions.
Projects include: accelerating the adoption of artificial intelligence via peripheral devices with the support of Humain cloud structure.
The projects include: Merging the Grand Arabic Language Model (Allam) developed in partnership with the Saudi Organization for Data and Artificial Intelligence within the comprehensive system of Kalakum, to provide smart solutions for government and private institutions.

Semiconductor

The two companies announced cooperation with the Saudi Ministry of Communications and Information Technology to establish the Qualcomm Design Center for Sections of Mosques with international standards in the Kingdom, supported by training and development initiatives.
This step aims to make the Kingdom a regional center for the design of electronic slides, which contributes to economic growth and attract technical competencies.
M. said. Abdullah Al -Sawah, Ziya Communications and Information Technology: “This partnership embodies a strategic step towards strengthening Saudi leadership in digital infrastructure and artificial intelligence.”
He added: “We not only establish advanced data centers, but we only establish the foundations of an integrated system of semiconductors that lead us to the future.”
Tariq Amin, CEO of Humain, said: “This partnership puts us at the leadership site to provide hybrid artificial intelligence solutions that combine high performance and energy efficiency, which enhances innovation and sustainable growth in the Kingdom.”
“We are proud to expand our partnership with the Kingdom through this cooperation with Humain, and we believe in our role in building the next generation of smart infrastructure that serves the Kingdom, the region and the world,” said Cristiano Amoun, CEO of Qualcomm.