Saal.ai, Intertec team up to deliver AI and Big Data across GC
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Saal.ai, Intertec team up to deliver AI and Big Data across GC

Abu Dhabi-based cognitive tech firm Saal.ai has partnered with digital transformation provider Intertec Systems to deliver advanced AI and Big Data solutions across the GCC. The collaboration will centre around DigiXT, a Made-in-UAE Big Data platform developed by Saal.ai to support governments and enterprises in harnessing large-scale data with full sovereignty and control. 

DigiXT offers flexible deployment both on-premises and in the cloud, allowing organisations to meet their specific performance, compliance, and regulatory needs. This versatility ensures clients retain ownership of their data while leveraging AI-driven insights for digital growth. 

The alliance combines Saal.ai’s expertise in AI, machine learning and data engineering with Intertec’s delivery strength and decades-long regional presence in sectors such as public services, healthcare, utilities, and finance. 

“With DigiXT, we’re enabling digital independence for the region,” said Vikraman Poduval, CEO, Saal.ai. Naresh Kothari, Managing Director, Intertec Systems, added: “This partnership delivers secure, intelligent platforms tailored to local needs.” 

The partnership underscores a shared vision of advancing regional innovation through secure, scalable and sovereign digital platforms. 

Abu Dhabi-based cognitive tech firm Saal.ai has partnered with digital transformation provider Intertec Systems to deliver advanced AI and Big Data solutions across the GCC. The collaboration will centre around DigiXT, a Made-in-UAE Big Data platform developed by Saal.ai to support governments and enterprises in harnessing large-scale data with full sovereignty and control. DigiXT offers flexible deployment both on-premises and in the cloud, allowing organisations to meet their specific performance, compliance, and regulatory needs. This versatility ensures clients retain ownership of their data while leveraging AI-driven insights for digital growth. The alliance combines Saal.ai’s expertise in AI, machine learning and data engineering with Intertec’s delivery strength and decades-long regional presence in sectors such as public services, healthcare, utilities, and finance. “With DigiXT, we’re enabling digital independence for the region,” said Vikraman Poduval, CEO, Saal.ai. Naresh Kothari, Managing Director, Intertec Systems, added: “This partnership delivers secure, intelligent platforms tailored to local needs.” The partnership underscores a shared vision of advancing regional innovation through secure, scalable and sovereign digital platforms. 

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