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DEWA Signs ICT and Cyber Security Agreements with Huawei

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Dubai Electricity and Water Authority signed three agreements with Huawei during the 28th Water, Energy, Technology and Environment Exhibition (WETEX 2026). The agreements cover the provision of hardware, software solutions, support, and value-added services. These services are intended for DEWA’s information and communication technology infrastructure, networks, data centers, digital substations, and cyber security.

From gdnonline.com

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The agreements are designed to enhance the efficiency, resilience, and future-readiness of DEWA’s critical infrastructure. This strategic partnership supports DEWA's goals for digital transformation and proactive risk management in its operations.

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    Huawei could see increased revenue from the direct contract win for ICT infrastructure and cyber security services.

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