Dubai positions itself as a global capital for trusted, sustainable AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) has moved from experiment to infrastructure. Running AI at scale rests on three things: the power to run it, the platform to build and scale it, and the security to trust it. As Dubai positions itself as a global capital for trusted, sustainable AI, the decisive question is whether the infrastructure beneath organisations can deliver it sustainably, sovereignly, and securely.
Moro Hub, a subsidiary of Digital DEWA, the digital arm of Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA), is one of the few players that owns that entire chain: green data centres, a sovereign cloud and AI platform, and advanced cybersecurity.
“At Moro Hub, through our green data centres, our sovereign cloud and GPU platforms, and our advanced cybersecurity services, we are building that foundation here in the UAE,” stated Mohammad Bin Sulaiman, CEO of Moro Hub.
Solar-powered data center
AI is power-hungry, and grid access has become the biggest constraint on building data centres. Moro Hub answered that by co-locating compute with renewable generation. Its flagship MBR Solar Park Green Data Center is recognised by Guinness World Records as the world’s largest solar-powered data center, sitting on a 100+ MW solar power facility, LEED Platinum and Tier III certified. Phase 2 was inaugurated in January 2025, joining the Jebel Ali and Warsan green data centres.
Moro Hub’s DESC-certified cloud offers IaaS, DRaaS and DBaaS, container orchestration on Kubernetes, and AI-specific services including GPUaaS, inferencing and LLM hosting. In 2025, Moro Hub partnered with a leading global technology provider to launch a sovereign, GPU-powered Platform-as-a-Service, keeping customer data inside the UAE.
