World Context, Multinet Pakistan partner to support infrastructure

KARACHI: World Context, the startup building a data supply chain between local factory floors and the US robotics industry, has partnered with Multinet Pakistan to support the infrastructure behind its growing library of real-world visual data.

The deal pairs World Context’s on-the-ground data collection with Multinet’s secure, enterprise-grade cloud and data center infrastructure, part of CEO Sherdil Ali Khan’s push to position Pakistan inside what he calls the “superintelligence supply chain”, the stack of compute, data, models, and applications that intelligent machines are built on, and one that has so far run almost entirely through American data infrastructure.

Adnan Zaidi, CEO of Multinet Pakistan, stated: “The next generation of intelligent systems will depend on access to high-quality data, resilient infrastructure, and the ability to securely move and manage that data at scale. Our partnership with World Context represents an important step in connecting Pakistan to this emerging global value chain. At Multinet, we see our role extending beyond connectivity to providing the secure and reliable infrastructure that enables organizations to build, process, and exchange the data powering the technologies of tomorrow. We are proud to support World Context in connecting Pakistan’s real-world data capabilities with the global robotics and AI ecosystem.”

Multinet will provide the storage, security, and data communication backbone needed to process and deliver World Context’s datasets to robotics companies and research teams in the US and elsewhere, backed by Multinet’s fiber network and existing role as infrastructure partner to Pakistan’s leading cellular operators and ISPs.

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