Hewlett Packard collaborates with Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea Global to expand tourism
Hewlett Packard Enterprise
(HPE) has announced a new collaboration with Red Sea Global (RSG) to deliver an
advanced, AI-native networking infrastructure supporting the expansion of Saudi
Arabia’s high-end tourism destinations.
Through this partnership, HPE is deploying a
self-driving network built on HPE Aruba Networking to provide secure, scalable,
and always-on connectivity across RSG’s growing portfolio, including The Red
Sea and AMAALA projects. The system is designed to enhance guest experiences
while supporting sustainability and operational efficiency.
The network adopts a Wi-Fi-first approach,
enabling seamless digital services across vast resort areas. It can handle up
to 20,000 simultaneous users, ensuring high-speed connectivity for activities
such as HD streaming and personalized digital interactions. The infrastructure
includes around 17,000 access points and 10,000 networking devices, forming a
comprehensive system from data centers to on-site operations.
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Sultan Moraished, Group Head of Technology and
Corporate Excellence at Red Sea Global, said the decision to adopt an
AI-native, self-driving network was key to meeting both current and future
needs. He emphasized that the platform not only addresses everyday connectivity
demands but also supports the company’s broader ambition to deliver
exceptional, technology-driven guest experiences.
The solution also integrates HPE Aruba Central
AIOps for automation and performance insights, alongside CX switching and
EdgeConnect Enterprise SD-WAN technology to improve network efficiency,
security, and application performance across multiple locations.
Aligned with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, Red
Sea Global’s developments are expected to contribute $8.79 billion annually to
the national economy and generate up to 120,000 jobs upon completion. The
advanced network will also support smart destination management, including
real-time environmental monitoring and data-driven operations.
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Jacob Chacko, Regional Director for Networking
at HPE in the Middle East and Africa, noted that the collaboration highlights
how AI-powered networking can drive innovation in hospitality, enabling
scalable, resilient, and highly personalized digital environments for guests.
Overall,
the initiative underscores how next-generation connectivity is becoming central
to redefining luxury tourism experiences in Saudi Arabia.
Source:
www.hpe.com
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