Digital DEWA showcases AI and digital infrastructure innovations at WETEX 2026
Digital DEWA, the digital arm of Dubai Electricity and Water Authority, is using WETEX 2026 to spotlight a new wave of AI-driven and infrastructure-focused solutions aimed at accelerating sustainable digital transformation across the UAE.
At DEWA’s stand A1 during the 28th edition of the Water, Energy, Technology and Environment Exhibition, the company is presenting technologies and projects from its subsidiaries Moro Hub, InfraX and DigitalX. Together, the portfolio reflects Digital DEWA’s broader strategy of combining artificial intelligence, cloud services, IoT, video analytics and audio-visual systems into a unified digital ecosystem built for smarter and more resilient operations.
WETEX 2026 is taking place from 20 to 22 October at Dubai World Trade Centre. Organised by DEWA, the event continues to serve as one of the region’s most prominent platforms for energy, water, sustainability and digital innovation. It brings together public sector bodies, private companies, investors, technology providers and policymakers to explore the latest developments in green development, AI and digital transformation.
Moro Hub focuses on sovereign AI and sustainable cloud
Among the headline offerings on display is the Moro Hub AI Platform, positioned as a cloud-based environment that allows government and enterprise users to build and deploy AI applications without making major upfront investments in infrastructure. Hosted in a green data centre in the UAE, the platform is designed to support high-performance GPU workloads, low-latency inference and secure collaboration environments.
Moro Hub says the platform also includes access to pre-trained and customisable large language models, along with elastic scaling to match changing demand. For organisations operating under strict regulatory and compliance requirements, the local hosting model also addresses concerns around data sovereignty.
The company is additionally presenting its cloud services portfolio, which offers computing, storage and AI-ready environments hosted fully within the UAE. These services span public, private and hybrid cloud deployments, with a focus on scalability, sustainability and security. Powered by renewable energy through Moro Hub’s green data centre infrastructure, the offering is aimed at organisations looking to modernise IT environments while maintaining control over sensitive workloads and data.
Another key demonstration is Moro Hub IPSP AI Video Analytics, a solution that pushes traditional surveillance into the realm of real-time operational intelligence. The platform is designed to detect threats, monitor behavioural patterns and identify objects while integrating with existing CCTV infrastructure. For industries where safety, compliance and operational awareness are critical, this type of AI-enabled video analytics could offer a practical route to faster response times and improved efficiency.
InfraX highlights smart city and utility applications
InfraX is centring its WETEX presence on IoT solutions built for smart cities and utility environments. Its portfolio combines Smart Valves, People Tracking and Smart Utility Metering into a connected framework that relies on real-time visibility and intelligent automation.
In practical terms, these systems are designed to help organisations remotely control assets, monitor utility usage and track personnel in real time. The inclusion of predictive maintenance capabilities is particularly relevant for municipalities and infrastructure operators under pressure to reduce downtime, optimise field operations and make faster, data-led decisions.
As utilities and city operators increasingly look for ways to manage resources more efficiently, InfraX’s approach reflects a broader market trend: combining sensors, connectivity and analytics to improve reliability while reducing operational complexity.
DigitalX targets collaboration and smart environments
DigitalX, meanwhile, is showcasing audio-visual solutions tailored for smart buildings, government facilities, educational campuses and enterprise workplaces. The company’s emphasis is on scalable AV systems that improve communication, collaboration and the user experience across modern digital environments.
In a market where hybrid work, connected classrooms and smart public services continue to evolve, integrated AV infrastructure has become more strategic than cosmetic. DigitalX’s solutions are aimed at helping institutions create spaces that are more interactive, efficient and operationally streamlined.
A broader message on future-ready infrastructure
Digital DEWA’s participation at WETEX 2026 is about more than product exhibition. It is also a statement on how digital infrastructure, AI and sustainability are becoming increasingly interdependent. By bringing together sovereign cloud, AI deployment platforms, intelligent surveillance, IoT-enabled utility systems and workplace technologies, the company is presenting a model of digital transformation grounded in resilience and long-term efficiency.
For visitors from government, industry and the wider technology ecosystem, the showcase offers a practical look at how these tools can be applied in real operating environments. As demand rises for secure computing capacity, smarter city systems and digitally enabled workplaces, Digital DEWA is positioning itself as a key player in building the infrastructure layer behind the next phase of the UAE’s digital economy.
