Oracle, Huawei, Damac Group add to a growing list that also includes AWS, Microsoft and Google as major cloud infrastructure investors in the Kingdom.
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Hussain Sajwani, founder of global property development company, DAMAC Properties and founder and Chairman of the DICO Group of Companies. Source: Hussain Sajwani
Saudi Arabia is making big investments in cloud computing with major commitments from companies like Oracle and Huawei.
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