18 Feb OmniOps signs four MoUs at LEAP 2025
- OmniOps has signed four key MoUs with TAWAL, Lenovo, Pure Storage, and Hewlett Packard Enterprise
- The partnerships aim to accelerate advancements in AI infrastructure, edge computing, high-performance computing (HPC), and data management
- They reinforce OmniOps’ commitment to driving Saudi Arabia’s AI-driven future
OmniOps has signed four key MoUs with TAWAL, Lenovo, Pure Storage, and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) during its participation at LEAP 2025.
The partnerships aim to accelerate advancements in AI infrastructure, edge computing, high-performance computing (HPC), and data management, reinforcing OmniOps’ commitment to driving Saudi Arabia’s AI-driven future.
Mohammed Altassan, Founding CEO of OmniOps, said: “LEAP serves as a catalyst for groundbreaking collaborations, and these MoUs represent a significant step toward strengthening Saudi Arabia’s AI and HPC ecosystem. By partnering with TAWAL, Lenovo, Pure Storage, and HPE, OmniOps is advancing its mission to provide cutting-edge, scalable solutions that empower industries and drive digital transformation in the Kingdom.”
The partnership with TAWAL will focus on advancing edge computing technologies and bundled AI solutions for enterprises.
With Lenovo, OmniOps will strengthen its collaboration to create advanced AI and computing solutions tailored for smart cities and municipal authorities.
The collaboration with Pure Storage will focus on developing and executing AI-driven solutions in Artificial Intelligence, High-Performance Computing, and Cloud-Native Transformation.
The MoU with HPE will focus on streamlining the AI inference lifecycle, improving infrastructure and AI model optimization to enable customers to deploy AI faster and more efficiently while providing all essential tools within a single platform.
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