Data Vault, Galaxy Technology Partner to Strengthen Pakistan’s Sovereign AI and Cloud Infrastructure
Data Vault, Galaxy Technology Partner to Strengthen Pakistan’s Sovereign AI and Cloud Infrastructure

Data Vault, Galaxy Technology Partner to Strengthen Pakistan’s Sovereign AI and Cloud Infrastructure

KARACHI, Aug. 3, 2026: Data Vault Pakistan and Galaxy Technology (Pvt) Ltd. have signed a strategic partnership to expand Pakistan’s sovereign cloud capabilities and strengthen artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure across the country.

Under the agreement, Data Vault Pakistan will provide AI Model-as-a-Service (MaaS), GPU-as-a-Service (GPUaaS), sovereign and hybrid cloud solutions, AI-ready data center services, and high-performance computing (HPC). In addition, the company will manage cybersecurity, compliance, and machine learning operations (MLOps) for public and private sector clients.

Meanwhile, Galaxy Technology will support the partnership through its nationwide ICT infrastructure, connectivity services, and network integration capabilities to build a secure digital backbone.

The agreement was signed by Syed Zeeshan Ali, Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of Data Vault Pakistan, and Muhammad Jhanghir, Chief Executive Officer of Galaxy Technology.

Both companies said the collaboration will help keep critical data and AI workloads securely hosted within Pakistan, reducing reliance on foreign digital infrastructure while supporting national data sovereignty.

“The future of AI should not only be consumed in Pakistan—it should be built, powered, and hosted in Pakistan,” the companies said in a joint statement.

Furthermore, the partnership comes as public institutions and businesses increasingly seek secure, localized cloud services that comply with modern data privacy standards and support the country’s growing digital economy.

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