Dubai announced expanded strategic targets for the Dubai AI Campus, aiming to host over 1,000 specialized tech firms and create 5,000 advanced jobs by 2030. The expansion was revealed at an international tech gathering attended by representatives from more than 100 Chinese technology companies.
Dubai has approved expanded strategic growth targets for the Dubai AI Campus, aiming to attract more than 1,000 specialized artificial intelligence companies and create over 5,000 jobs by 2030. The targets were announced at the third Dubai AI Festival, which brought together over 20,000 international participants, including more than 100 Chinese technology companies. The campus has already surpassed its original five-year growth goals two years early, securing AED 1 billion in investment.
Dubai has raised strategic targets for the Dubai AI Campus to attract over 1,000 artificial intelligence companies and create 5,000 specialized jobs by 2030. Announced at the third Dubai AI Festival, the event welcomed international delegations including more than 100 Chinese technology firms showcasing digital innovations. The campus has already attracted over 500 AI companies and AED 1 billion in investment.
Dubai Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed has approved new strategic targets for the Dubai AI Campus to attract over 1,000 companies and generate 5,000 jobs by 2030. The DIFC-based tech cluster surpassed its initial five-year milestones two years ahead of schedule, having already secured 500 AI firms and AED 1 billion in investment. Plans were also reviewed for a new dedicated facility in the DIFC Zabeel District.
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