IAU Capital, a leading investment firm in the UAE, announced on the 5th that it has established a global cooperation system with Emirard and Zyrus Cloud to build a next-generation smart data center. The project is based on crowdfunding, and the key is to present a new model of digital infrastructure through an open investment structure.
IAU Capital designs the investment structure to attract global funds and oversees the operation of the crowdfunding platform. Emirard is an implementation partner that leads site development and sales strategies and will build customized infrastructure based on its site-oriented development experience and regional partnerships. Zyrus Cloud is in charge of cloud-based infrastructure construction, operational technology, and data automation solutions, and plans to apply a high-performance cloud platform and a smart operating system based on AI technology.
Based on the vision of ‘Infrastructure for the Intelligent World’, the three companies have formed a three-way collaboration model that combines technology, capital, and execution. The purpose of this project is to break away from the existing centralized infrastructure method and lay the foundation for a sustainable digital ecosystem through global technology sharing and decentralized capital participation.
In particular, Emirard has shown its strengths in investor-tailored sales design and on-site execution strategies and plans to develop infrastructure optimized for each region’s characteristics through collaboration with multinational partners. Zyrus Cloud focuses on increasing operational transparency and stability through real-time resource monitoring, security automation, and data management optimization.
An IAU Capital official said, “This collaboration, which combines technology and capital, is an important starting point for expanding the global digital infrastructure ecosystem,” and added, “We will realize a participatory future infrastructure model with each partner.”
Currently, the three companies are considering expanding into North America and Southeast Asia at the same time as executing pilot projects in global markets, mainly in the Middle East.
