About Moro Hub
Moro Hub is a Dubai-based digital services company and a subsidiary of Digital DEWA, the digital arm of the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority. It provides data centre, cloud, cybersecurity and managed services to government and business clients.
One of Moro Hub's most notable projects is its green data centre at the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park, one of the largest solar parks in the world. The data centre is powered by renewable energy and has been promoted as one of the largest solar-powered data centres in the region. This reflects growing interest in reducing the environmental footprint of digital infrastructure.
Data centres consume large amounts of electricity, both to run servers and to cool them, which is especially demanding in a hot climate like the UAE's. Powering them with solar energy can significantly reduce emissions, making sustainable data centres an important part of the country's climate goals.
Moro Hub's services include hosting, cloud computing, managed IT operations and cybersecurity. Clients can host their systems in Moro Hub's facilities, use its cloud platforms and rely on its teams for monitoring and security. The company also works on digital transformation and smart city solutions, supporting Dubai's goals to digitise public services.
Being part of DEWA gives Moro Hub a strong foundation, including experience in operating critical infrastructure and access to renewable energy. Government entities in Dubai are among its key customers.
Dubai has set ambitious targets for digital government, smart city services and clean energy, and Moro Hub sits at the intersection of these priorities. The Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park is central to Dubai's plans to generate a large share of its energy from clean sources.
Demand for data centres has grown sharply in the UAE, driven by cloud adoption, AI workloads and data sovereignty requirements.
Moro Hub shows how a utility can extend into digital infrastructure and sustainable computing, and it is listed on Startups UAE among Dubai's technology infrastructure companies.
One of Moro Hub's most notable projects is its green data centre at the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park, one of the largest solar parks in the world. The data centre is powered by renewable energy and has been promoted as one of the largest solar-powered data centres in the region. This reflects growing interest in reducing the environmental footprint of digital infrastructure.
Data centres consume large amounts of electricity, both to run servers and to cool them, which is especially demanding in a hot climate like the UAE's. Powering them with solar energy can significantly reduce emissions, making sustainable data centres an important part of the country's climate goals.
Moro Hub's services include hosting, cloud computing, managed IT operations and cybersecurity. Clients can host their systems in Moro Hub's facilities, use its cloud platforms and rely on its teams for monitoring and security. The company also works on digital transformation and smart city solutions, supporting Dubai's goals to digitise public services.
Being part of DEWA gives Moro Hub a strong foundation, including experience in operating critical infrastructure and access to renewable energy. Government entities in Dubai are among its key customers.
Dubai has set ambitious targets for digital government, smart city services and clean energy, and Moro Hub sits at the intersection of these priorities. The Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park is central to Dubai's plans to generate a large share of its energy from clean sources.
Demand for data centres has grown sharply in the UAE, driven by cloud adoption, AI workloads and data sovereignty requirements.
Moro Hub shows how a utility can extend into digital infrastructure and sustainable computing, and it is listed on Startups UAE among Dubai's technology infrastructure companies.