AEAccenture has partnered with Amazon Web Services (AWS) for a six-year agreement aimed at helping businesses and governments in the Middle East transition to cloud computing and artificial intelligence. This collaboration includes modernizing legacy systems, migrating workloads to the cloud, and implementing AI across various sectors like energy, finance, and government. Accenture will deploy a specialized team, and customers will benefit from AWS’s Migration Acceleration Programme. The move aligns with increased investments by Gulf nations in AI infrastructure, such as the UAE’s $30 billion AI Campus and Saudi Arabia’s expansion of data center capacity. Companies like Humain and DataVolt are also advancing AI infrastructure projects, highlighting the region’s growing focus on technological advancement.
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