Cambridge Mobile Telematics expands AI-powered platform in Saudi Arabia using Amazon Web Services

Cambridge Mobile Telematics expands AI-powered platform in Saudi Arabia using Amazon Web Services

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Cambridge Mobile Telematics (CMT), a leading provider of telematics services, has announced the expansion of its AI-based mobility platform in Saudi Arabia. The company is deploying its technology using Amazon Web Services (AWS), specifically leveraging AWS Outposts and AWS Direct Connect, to comply with local data residency, security, and performance requirements.

The move marks CMT as the first telematics provider to implement AWS Outposts within Saudi Arabia. This deployment enables real-time analysis of driving behavior for insurers, mobility firms, and public agencies. The company's DriveWell Fusion platform uses artificial intelligence and sensor fusion to deliver these insights.

“CMT has rapidly expanded worldwide, and our growth in Saudi Arabia represents one of our most ambitious and impactful launches,” said William V. Powers, Co-Founder and CEO of CMT. “We’re a global company with a local mindset, building solutions that meet the highest standards for performance, experience, and compliance wherever we operate. In Saudi Arabia, that means delivering AI-powered insights that reduce crashes, protect lives, and help the Kingdom make roads safer for millions.”

CMT’s presence in the region supports a new nationwide telematics initiative led by Najm for Insurance Services Company. This initiative seeks to improve road safety by changing how driving risk is measured across Saudi Arabia. Mr. Mohammed Y. Al Shehri, CEO of Najm, stated: “This initiative will help reduce crashes and death rates, and protect everyone from road hazards, helping meet the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 goals.”

The technical infrastructure relies on a hybrid model combining on-premises processing via AWS Outposts inside Saudi Arabia with access to additional AWS services through a dedicated connection to the AWS Bahrain Region using AWS Direct Connect. This approach allows CMT to fulfill regulatory requirements without limiting scalability or performance.

Amr Masri, Country Leader for AWS in Saudi Arabia commented: “CMT is pioneering how AI and cloud infrastructure can improve road safety at scale. By using AWS Outposts and AWS Direct Connect, CMT built a secure and high-performance solution in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It’s a standout example of how AWS enables customers like CMT to deliver mission-driven innovation with lasting impact.”

The strategy positions CMT to take advantage of future cloud developments in the country when an official AWS Region launches in 2026.

CMT partners globally with insurers, automakers, commercial mobility companies, and public agencies to provide risk measurement tools and crash detection capabilities aimed at reducing accidents.

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