Tencent Cloud And Mobile Launch Saudi Go Program To Present Cloud Platform

Inauguration of cooperation between Mobility and Tencent Cloud (photo: dock. Tencent)

JAKARTA Tencent Cloud and Mobility, a mobile service provider company, launched the Go Saudia program. This program was created to revolutionize the digital landscape in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Through this partnership, Tencent and Mobility want to diversify business solutions using new technology. They will use technology such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Cloud, Big Data, and Immersive Convergence.

Launched at LEAP 2024 event, Go Saudia will focus on launching a cloud platform built and supported by Tencent. This program will provide integrated Information Technology (IT) services, including Computation, Database, and other services.

This platform will be used to create a number of new and next-generation AI services. Some of the AI capabilities that Mobility might create are media processing capabilities, real-time communications, streaming hosting, and much more.

In addition, Mobility will use the Tencent Cloud Mini Platform (TCMPP) capability to provide integrated live services. This service is created to connect internet customers and users with the company.

Mobility Chief Executive Officer Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al Badran said that this collaboration will improve his company's business. This partnership also plays a significant role in expanding the business of Mobility.

"Tencent Cloud allows us not only to further increase our company's business scale, but also play a much more active role in improving the profile of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia as a center of choice for global businesses expanding into the region," Salman said in a statement received by VOI.

Meanwhile, Secretary Executive Vice President and Chief Executive Officer of Tencent Cloud Dowson Tong explained that the presence of this cloud platform will provide a new, more sophisticated capability for Mobility.

Dowson said that his company has served more than one billion users for more than 20 years. Therefore, Dawson believes that the platform his company is developing is able to support technological developments in Saudi Arabia.

"We are confident in our knowledge and expertise to support the development and operation of global business, entertainment and media centers planned for Saudi Arabia. We look forward to supporting the aspirations of the KSA to be the launchpad of choice for global companies in the region," said Dawson.