Core42, part of G42, is the UAE’s sovereign cloud and AI-infrastructure provider, giving enterprises and governments compute for frontier AI workloads.
Core42 delivers cloud compute, AI platforms and applications built for sovereignty requirements โ data residency, national security and compliance in the Gulf. It runs GPU-scale infrastructure for training and inference, offers model access including G42’s ecosystem (Falcon, Jais partnerships) and provides managed services for enterprises deploying AI. For organizations in the region that need hyperscale AI capability under local governance, Core42 is the anchor provider.
Core42 services are sold through enterprise and government agreements; pricing is scoped to compute, storage and managed services.
Gulf governments, financial institutions and enterprises that need AI infrastructure with sovereign control.
Core42 serves organizations needing sovereign AI infrastructure.
Enterprises engage Core42 for capacity planning and compliance scoping before workloads are migrated.
Hyperscale-class AI compute under local governance, backed by G42’s ecosystem.
Engagements begin with compliance and capacity scoping, then workload migration onto Core42 infrastructure with managed services. Teams get cloud APIs and consoles as part of contracted services, plus support aligned to institutional requirements.
It is enterprise and government procurement, not self-serve, and sovereignty requirements shape architecture decisions significantly.
CIOs value AI compute they can deploy under local governance without relying on foreign hyperscalers.
Gulf institutions running sensitive AI workloads with data-residency obligations.
Sovereignty is a requirement, not a slogan, for Gulf institutions. Core42 provides hyperscale-class compute under local governance, backed by G42’s ecosystem. If data residency is non-negotiable, the shortlist is short.
No. Core42 is a commercial infrastructure provider; agreements are arranged through its enterprise team.
Yes โ compute and AI platform capabilities are accessed through cloud APIs and consoles as part of contracted services.
Against global hyperscalers, Core42’s sovereign posture and regional compliance make it the choice for sensitive Gulf workloads.