HPE collaborates with Ingram Micro

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) today announced that they have signed an MOU with Ingram Micro agreeing to collaborate in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the Middle East. Both the companies will bring their international AI experience to support digital transformation in the region.

Wolfgang Egger, MD, Middle East at HPE with Dr Ali Baghdadi, SVP, Ingram Micro (L to R)

HPE and Ingram Micro will work together to build an AI Innovation Lab for the development of AI knowledge and to showcase AI use cases. They will also develop AI training programs so that enterprises can build AI knowledge and adopt the right technologies for their industries. HPE and Ingram Micro aim to develop a pool of talented AI professionals in the region, including through a new joint internship program which will help place qualified candidates into internship positions with HPE and Ingram Micro customers.

“We are pleased to collaborate with Ingram Micro to bring our combined Artificial Intelligence expertise, solutions and partner ecosystems together to help our customers accelerate their transformation,” said Kinda Baydoun, Channel and Alliances Middle East, HPE. “AI is already affecting many aspects of our everyday life and has great potential to shape our future. Collaboration and engagement between different parties in society will help speed adoption and implementation and this collaboration with Ingram Micro will form a baseline for co-innovation and knowledge enablement in AI in the Middle East.”

“At Ingram Micro, we view Artificial Intelligence as an excellent enabler of next generation computing in all industries. AI will likely be in the core functionalities of most everything around us in our life and our businesses. We are excited to join forces with HPE to provide AI solutions to help our collective customers utilize the best technologies-from software to infrastructure-to adopt and receive the tangible benefits of AI now. We value this agreement as it comes at the right time for our customers and partners to lead the way as AI pioneers”, said Tamer Abdel Fattah, Head of IoT and AI Division, Ingram Micro META.

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