Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
e& enterprise
The enterprise technology arm of e& (formerly Etisalat), and the operator behind OneCloud - a sovereign hyperscale cloud built with Oracle, hosted and governed entirely inside the UAE.
Where it sits in the stack
- User - e& enterprise does not work at this layer
- Application - e& enterprise does not work at this layer
- Model - e& enterprise does not work at this layer
- Inference - e& enterprise does not work at this layer
- ComputeThe processing power - e& enterprise works at this layer
- GPU - e& enterprise does not work at this layer
- Data CentreThe building - e& enterprise works at this layer
- Power & NetworkElectricity and connectivity - e& enterprise works at this layer
Based in the UAE
The enterprise arm of e& (formerly Etisalat), operating 11 data centres across Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Al Ain, including UAE-only Tier III Gold-certified facilities, plus OneCloud - a sovereign cloud built with Oracle.
- United Arab Emirates - 11 data centres across Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Al Ain
What it offers
OneCloud
A sovereign hyperscale cloud platform built with Oracle (powered by Oracle Alloy), hosted and governed entirely within the UAE.
Data Centre & Colocation
Colocation and managed data-centre services across e& enterprise's UAE facilities.
What it can do
- 11 data centres across Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Al Ain, including UAE-only Tier III Gold-certified facilities
- OneCloud, a sovereign cloud built on Oracle Alloy
- National telecom network underneath its own cloud and data-centre business
What its 3 layers mean
- Compute
The raw computing capacity - rented by the hour, the month or the year - that trains and runs AI models. This is what "the cloud" mostly means in practice.
- Data Centre
The physical building - racks, servers, cooling - where everything above this actually lives. An AI model has no existence outside a room full of running machines.
- Power & Network
Everything above this needs two things nobody thinks about until they run out: electricity to run and cool the machines, and network links fast enough to move data between them.
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