UAE’s Moro Hub links up with Intel to accelerate digital transformation

By Ashika Rajan, Trainee Reporter
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The digital service provider of the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA), Moro Hub has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with US-based Intel Corporation to advance collaboration in implementing and accelerating digital transformation initiatives at Moro Hub’s Green Data Centre.

Mr. Marwan Bin Haidar, Vice Chairman and Group CEO of Digital DEWA, and Mr. Taha Khalifa, Territory Client Computing Director at Intel EMEA, signed the agreement.

The MoU will strengthen Moro Hub’s IT and technology investments and will boost the concepts and initiatives in the field of smart solutions. Multi-cloud infrastructure, analytics platforms, smart cities, video surveillance, green data center, and other IoT use cases are among the primary focus areas.

Mr. Bin Haidar remarked that “Moro Hub’s initiatives are driven by the guidelines of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai which aims to make the UAE a hub for Circular Economy.”

“This MoU contributes in our endeavors to make the Green Data Centre into the world’s best and sustainable platform for future tech. As a 10X enabler, Moro Hub has always underlined the importance of strategic partnerships and through this collaboration with Intel Corporation, our goal is to exchange knowledge, share experiences, and deploy impactful strategies that will cement our position as key technology experts locally and globally,” Mr. Bin Haidar added.

The MoU is in line with Moro Hub’s initiatives to optimize collaborative solutions on Intel’s architecture, and it intends to allow the company to take advantage of Intel’s expertise on innovative offerings.

Mr. Khalifa stated that “Moro Hub is a leading technology provider and partnering with them is an opportunity to maximize our expertise and further empower the use of our advanced solutions. We are confident that this joint effort will further accelerate the development of the UAE’s evolving digital economy.”

Intel will deepen its partnership with Moro Hub by sharing best practices and reference architectures from its key customers and partners, providing strategic information on future products and solution roadmaps, and conducting workshops and training on advanced technology for its next-generation products and services.

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