Saudi German Health UAE has selected HPE’s Self-Driving Network portfolio to modernize its wired, wireless and security infrastructure across its healthcare and academic facilities in the UAE.
The upgrade, managed through HPE Aruba Central, is designed to provide secure, AI-powered network operations and reliable connectivity for hospitals, clinics, medical education facilities and the organization’s new medical college.
The new infrastructure will support critical healthcare applications, electronic medical records (EMR), diagnostic imaging, connected medical devices and telemedicine services across multiple locations.
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“With healthcare organizations under constant pressure to deliver secure, always-on digital services, networks must become more intelligent, automated, and easier to operate,” said Zeeshan Hadi, Business Head, UAE, Oman, Bahrain & Africa, Networking, HPE. “Healthcare providers must support large numbers of users, connected devices, and latency-sensitive applications across multiple locations without any disruption. Saudi German Health is building a modern digital foundation with a self-driving network powered by HPE by combining AI-native operations, strong security, and cloud-native management to support exceptional experiences, and future innovations including smart hospital initiatives, and AI-enabled healthcare applications.”
HPE’s AI-powered network management will provide centralized visibility, proactive issue detection and automated operations, helping Saudi German Health UAE improve reliability while scaling its digital services.
The deployment includes HPE Aruba Networking Access Points, CX Switches, Gateway Series and ClearPass Policy Manager, along with User Experience Insight for proactive monitoring and security.
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The modernization is part of Saudi German Health UAE’s wider digital transformation strategy, supporting future initiatives including smart hospitals and AI-enabled healthcare applications.
