Presight & Khazna Partner to Deploy AI-Driven Facility Management System
Presight, a leading global AI and big data analytics company, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Khazna Data Centers, a global leader in hyperscale digital infrastructure, to deploy a first-of-its-kind AI-optimized facility management system across Khazna’s entire data centre network.
The proposed project will see Presight implement an advanced, AI-powered command and control platform to manage 30 data centres across the UAE. Operating from a secure, state-of-the-art AI hub in Abu Dhabi, the system uses artificial intelligence to monitor energy, cooling, equipment performance, and security, predicting issues before they occur and optimizing operations around the clock.
The proposed project will mark a major step in advancing vital infrastructure with Applied Intelligence. This further strengthens Presight’s position as a global innovator in AI-powered operations for complex environments, and Khazna’s role as the operator of the UAE’s largest data centre footprint.
Thomas Pramotedham, CEO of Presight, said: “With Khazna, we are bringing Applied Intelligence to the front lines of digital infrastructure, embedding AI at the core of mission-critical systems to deliver efficiency, resilience, and sustainability at scale. This project will reflect Presight’s commitment to advancing the UAE’s digital ambitions, showcasing how Abu Dhabi innovation is enabling intelligent operations and setting new global standards for data centre management.”
Hassan Alnaqbi, CEO of Khazna, said: “Through this project with Presight, we’ll elevate how we manage digital infrastructure, transforming operations into intelligent, adaptive systems that anticipate and optimise in real time. We are establishing a new standard for sustainable data centre operations, supporting the UAE’s vision for a smarter, AI-powered digital economy and reinforcing our position as a global leader in next-generation infrastructure.”
The solution is positioned as the next generation of AI-powered autonomous data centres. In an era where data is growing exponentially and energy efficiency is under intense scrutiny, it will offer a transformative model to the complex management of a global data centre network. The solution offers early fault detection to reduce downtime, smarter cooling systems to lower energy usage, predictive maintenance to limit unnecessary servicing, and unified 24/7 oversight to ensure operational continuity across all Khazna data centres.
Importantly, the command and control centre will also form part of G42’s Intelligence Grid, a globally distributed network of AI infrastructure hubs. The proposed project will unify management of Khazna’s sites with a growing global footprint of artificial intelligence operations from the UAE to Singapore, Kazakhstan, Europe, Africa, and beyond.
