Abu Dhabi to host 'AI Everything' expo, drawing global tech leaders and unicorns
The event will bring together more than 400 tech firms, including Microsoft, Oracle and Intel, as the UAE pursues its goal of making Abu Dhabi the world's first "AI-native government."
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Abu Dhabi is preparing to host "AI Everything Abu Dhabi," a major artificial intelligence expo expected to draw more than 400 technology companies and a range of global industry leaders, according to Anadolu Agency.
The event is set to bring together major firms including Microsoft, Oracle and Intel, alongside a broader mix of established technology companies and emerging "unicorn" startups.
The expo comes as the United Arab Emirates pursues an ambitious goal: transforming Abu Dhabi into the world's first "AI-native government," a vision that positions artificial intelligence at the core of public administration and governance.
Organizers are positioning the gathering as a platform for showcasing advances in AI technology and fostering partnerships between global tech firms and the UAE's growing technology sector.
Further details on the expo's agenda, specific participants, and scheduling were not included in the available report.
Sources
- Abu Dhabi to gather global tech leaders, unicorns at premier AI expo — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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