Hiperdist appointed as authorized Huawei Cloud distributor in UAE

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Hiperdist has been appointed as an authorized distributor for Huawei Cloud in the UAE, enhancing their collaboration in one of the Middle East’s rapidly growing cloud markets. This partnership aims to expand Huawei Cloud’s channel presence by recruiting and enabling partners to meet increasing customer demand for cloud migration, infrastructure modernization, and AI services.

The partnership between Hiperdist and Huawei Cloud is particularly relevant to the UAE, where cloud adoption is accelerating. Hiperdist, with its established presence across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, is well-positioned to leverage this partnership to enhance Huawei’s market reach and support local partners in delivering cloud solutions. The collaboration is expected to create new opportunities for partners, particularly in cloud migration and AI technologies.

  • Hiperdist will focus on recruiting and enabling partners to enhance Huawei Cloud’s channel ecosystem in the UAE.
  • The partnership aims to address growing customer demand for cloud migration and AI services.
  • Hiperdist has a long-standing presence in the region, providing established market knowledge and channel reach.
  • Key growth areas identified include Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) and Independent Software Vendors (ISVs).
  • The partnership is expected to facilitate the development of integrated solutions tailored to specific industries.

The collaboration between Hiperdist and Huawei Cloud is designed to strengthen the technical capabilities of local partners. Hiperdist will provide structured onboarding, training, and resources to help partners effectively position and deliver Huawei Cloud services. This approach aims to build a robust partner ecosystem that can respond to evolving customer needs for faster digital services and enhanced security.

As the demand for cloud services grows, organizations are increasingly looking to migrate from legacy systems to agile cloud environments. The partnership is expected to facilitate this transition, particularly in sectors such as government, retail, and finance, where there is a strong push towards adopting AI-driven solutions.

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This article is based on information from TahawulTech, detailing the partnership between Hiperdist and Huawei Cloud, published on [insert date if available]. The source provides insights into the strategic implications of this collaboration for the UAE’s cloud market.

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