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Huawei Showcases an Innovative AI-Ready Cloud at GITEX 2024

Tamseela Akhtar

Oct 14, 2024 — 1 min read

Huawei Cloud is set to demonstrate its commitment to intelligent upgrades at GITEX 2024 through its innovative AI-ready cloud to meet the industry-specific requirements, including carrier, government, finance, media and entertainment, Web3, and e-commerce & retail.

Alan Qi, President of Huawei Cloud Middle East and Central Asia, stated, “Huawei Cloud brings global digital transformation best practices to the region with AI-native cloud services like databases, big data, data governance, software development, and AI. We partner with industry leaders to create solutions for government, electricity, finance, media, e-commerce, and retail, promoting digital and intelligent transformation. Additionally, we connect local industries with global enterprises to foster innovation through peer exchanges and successful practices.”

Under its “Everything-as-a-Service” strategy, Huawei Cloud offers all-digital, all-cloud, and AI-driven services, including Infrastructure-as-a-Service, Technology-as-a-Service, and Expertise-as-a-Service.

Shahzad Rasheed – CEO Huawei Cloud Pakistan, said, “At Gitex, we’re witnessing the future of cloud innovation unfold before our eyes. We’re not only shaping the future of global cloud innovation but also unlocking immense potential for Pakistan’s digital transformation. As the demand for secure, scalable, and AI-driven solutions rises, we are committed to enabling Pakistani businesses to harness the power of the cloud, driving growth and positioning the country as a key player in the global digital economy.”

Technological innovations combining industry know-how and strong ecosystems are crucial for a successful industry-wide digital transformation. During GITEX Global 2024, Huawei Cloud, together with its partners, has launched major solutions for five industries – digital government, media & entertainment, Web3, e-commerce and retail, and carrier.

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