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Ankabut Brings AI-Native Education Infrastructure Into Focus

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Ankabut, the UAE’s national education technology enabler, is showcasing its approach to secure and responsible AI adoption at AI Everything Abu Dhabi, highlighting the infrastructure and data foundations needed as schools, universities and research institutions move toward AI-native learning.

The company is presenting its Agentic Service Delivery Platform (ASDP), Data & AI Platform, data capabilities and selected third-party AI solutions as part of its participation through Khalifa University Enterprises Company (KUEC).

The focus reflects a growing challenge for education institutions: adopting AI at speed while maintaining control over data, infrastructure and digital experiences. Ankabut is positioning secure infrastructure and trusted data environments as essential foundations for this transition.

“As education institutions accelerate AI adoption, the need for secure infrastructure, trusted data and connected digital platforms has never been greater. Our participation at AI Everything Abu Dhabi is an opportunity to showcase how Ankabut is enabling secure and responsible AI adoption.” — Tarek Jundi, CEO, Ankabut

Its role extends beyond individual AI applications, with the company providing a connected ecosystem intended to help institutions move away from fragmented systems toward unified, data-driven environments.

The emphasis on sovereign AI and agentic systems at AI Everything also highlights the changing requirements for educational technology. As AI becomes embedded across classrooms, campuses, research and institutional operations, universities and schools increasingly need infrastructure that can support emerging AI capabilities without compromising security or data governance.

Ankabut’s participation also provides an opportunity to engage with education organisations and technology partners around collaboration and AI-enabled solutions.

The company is showcasing its capabilities at the KUEC stand, H4-A30, Hall 4, at ADNEC Centre Abu Dhabi during the event.

For the UAE education sector, the broader message is that AI adoption will depend not only on sophisticated models and applications, but also on the availability of secure, governed infrastructure and trusted data environments capable of supporting AI at scale.

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