AmiViz is expanding its role in building intelligent infrastructure across Saudi Arabia through its participation in LEAP 2026, scheduled from August 31 to September 3 at the Riyadh Exhibition and Convention Center in Malham. The consultative value-added distributor will present its security and digital technologies inside the DeepFest area, located at Hall 5, Booth C40, according to The National Law Review.
Four Core Business Practices
During the event, the company plans to present four specialized operational practices. These divisions cover cybersecurity, data and resilience, sovereign cloud and artificial intelligence, and digital infrastructure networks. The value-added distributor focuses on four core practices to support intelligent infrastructure deployment for public and private organizations.
These technology practices are structured to help government and enterprise clients meet their digital modernization goals in line with Saudi Vision 2030 priorities. Furthermore, each unit addresses specific security and compliance requirements across the regional enterprise landscape.
Building Intelligent Infrastructure at DeepFest
The company will exhibit inside DeepFest, a specialized venue at LEAP that gathers researchers, engineers, policymakers, and technical founders. In addition, the event program features practical use cases, governance panels, and technical presentations regarding applied machine learning and sovereign data strategies.
By participating in this dedicated space, the company aims to highlight security protocols for large language models and automated agents. Ramkumar Balakrishnan, Chief Executive Officer of AmiViz, stated that the organization aims to support the national digital transformation agenda through secure sovereign technologies.
“Our focus is on enabling Saudi Arabia’s intelligent infrastructure with technologies that are secure, sovereign and built for the next generation of AI-driven innovation.”
Ramkumar Balakrishnan, CEO of AmiViz
Global Partner Demonstrations
AmiViz will host live product demonstrations alongside several international technology vendors at its booth. Cyberhaven will present its data security platform designed to protect sensitive organizational records from exposure in environments that use generative artificial intelligence systems.
Meanwhile, QuilrAI will show its security tools created to monitor and protect autonomous workflows and enterprise agent operations. Additionally, exposure management firm Tenable will demonstrate techniques for discovering and reducing security risks across distributed enterprise networks.
Support for the Digital Economy
As Saudi Arabia continues to invest in its digital economy, enterprise adoption of sovereign cloud systems and automated tools continues to expand. Through these strategic vendor alliances, the distributor provides the underlying tools for resilient and intelligent infrastructure across diverse market sectors.
The distributor works through an extensive regional network of channel partners, systems integrators, and managed service providers across the Middle East and Africa. Consequently, the demonstrations at LEAP 2026 will show how regional entities can implement these integrated tools within their existing IT environments.
