Tag: AI infrastructure

State of AI 2026 report highlights the growing gap between enterprise AI strategy and execution, with challenges in infrastructure, governance, and agentic AI adoption.

Ongoing conflict in the Middle East is reshaping global IT infrastructure strategies, as energy markets, data center expansion, and geopolitical risk begin influencing cloud investment and enterprise technology spending worldwide.

Pakistan establishes its first AI Council to oversee National AI Policy 2025, support innovation, ethical AI development, and strategic funding across key sectors.

Sky47 has officially launched Pakistan’s largest cloud and AI infrastructure platform, offering secure, scalable and sovereign digital services for enterprises and government institutions nationwide.

Gartner forecasts worldwide AI spending to reach $2.52 trillion in 2026, driven by rapid investment in AI infrastructure, servers, software, and cybersecurity.

Sky47 Limited energizes Pakistan’s largest Cloud AI Farm, providing enterprises and researchers a scalable, secure, and locally hosted platform for AI and cloud workloads, eliminating latency and data sovereignty challenges.

Telenor Pakistan partners with Data Vault to provide locally hosted AI infrastructure and GPU-as-a-Service for enterprises, enabling secure AI workloads, LLM development, and compliance with national data protection regulations.

Telenor Pakistan has partnered with Data Vault Pakistan to provide GPU as a Service and managed AI platform services, enabling secure, locally hosted AI infrastructure for enterprise and public sector organizations.

Transworld and CNS Engineering launch AI-ready Tier-III data center with high-density infrastructure powered by Schneider Electric.

Forbmax delivers Pakistan’s first NVIDIA DGX H200, marking a major step in advancing AI infrastructure, research, and enterprise solutions in the region.

Data Vault launches Pakistan’s first AI-focused data center, providing GPU-as-a-Service and secure infrastructure to accelerate AI development across startups, enterprises, and research.

Pakistan’s new AI-based Road Asset Management System, developed with UK support under SEED, enables real-time monitoring of roads, pavements, and bridges in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.