Robo.ai Partners with Eleven International Holdings to Launch Alif Holding for AI Automation
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Robo.ai Inc. has announced a partnership with Abu Dhabi-based Eleven International Holdings to establish Alif Holding, an intelligent industrial technology group. This new entity aims to develop advanced software and smart equipment for the government, infrastructure, and industrial sectors across the UAE, GCC region, and global markets.
The formation of Alif Holding is significant as it addresses the growing demand for AI-driven solutions in critical infrastructure. According to Benjamin Zhai, CEO of Robo.ai, the initiative is designed to provide complete systems for governments and critical infrastructure operators, reflecting the region's investment in artificial intelligence at a national scale.
Looking ahead, Alif Holding will focus on government and public-sector projects, targeting industries such as energy, oil and gas, transportation, and smart cities. The group plans to establish engineering and production capabilities in Abu Dhabi, with Robo.ai maintaining a controlling stake. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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Robo.ai Forms Alif Holding to Deliver AI-Powered Automation for Critical Infrastructure
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