Raya IT Brings Full Technology Stack to FDC Summit 2026 as Enterprises Face New AI Infrastructure Demands
Raya Information Technology is showcasing an integrated technology portfolio spanning AI, cloud computing, data centers, networks, enterprise applications and cybersecurity at FDC Summit 2026, as businesses face growing pressure to modernize the infrastructure supporting increasingly data- and AI-intensive operations.
The company is participating in the eighth edition of FDC Summit, running from September 22 to 24, through Raya Digital, Raya Network Services and its recently announced cybersecurity arm, Raya Cyber Solutions.
Rather than presenting the businesses as separate technology providers, Raya IT is positioning the three companies as parts of a wider technology stack covering the infrastructure, applications, data and security requirements of enterprise digital transformation.
From servers and data centers to AI
Founded in 1998, Raya IT has built its enterprise technology business across sectors including financial services, telecommunications, government, energy and retail.
Its portfolio covers data center infrastructure, servers and storage, cloud computing, networking, managed services and cybersecurity, alongside enterprise applications, emerging technologies, data management and analytics.
That combination has become increasingly relevant as AI adoption changes the technology requirements of businesses. Deploying AI applications is not simply a software decision; it also creates additional requirements around computing capacity, data architecture, connectivity, cloud infrastructure and security.
This connection between the different layers of enterprise technology forms the central theme of Raya IT’s participation at FDC Summit.
Raya Digital focuses on AI and data
Through Raya Digital, the group is showcasing next-generation technologies including artificial intelligence, big data and analytics, Internet of Things solutions and digital identity.
Its capabilities also include process automation, cognitive business applications, chatbots and AI-powered sales and marketing solutions.
On the data side, the company provides data warehousing, real-time and batch analytics, alongside digital transformation, cloud, business continuity and disaster recovery solutions.
The portfolio reflects the growing shift from simply collecting enterprise data toward using it to automate processes, generate insights and support AI-based applications.
Data centers become part of the AI equation
Raya Network Services is focusing on the physical infrastructure behind those digital services, including the design and implementation of data centers and network infrastructure.
Its services extend across data center assessment, maintenance and operations, as well as network infrastructure projects for organizations in sectors including financial services, telecommunications and healthcare.
The link between this infrastructure and emerging technologies is becoming more significant as AI workloads increase demand for computing, storage and network capacity.
As a result, data centers and networks are no longer separate from the AI conversation. They increasingly determine how effectively organizations can deploy data-intensive applications while maintaining availability and operational continuity.
A dedicated cybersecurity arm joins the portfolio
Cybersecurity represents the third major component of Raya IT’s FDC Summit presence through Raya Cyber Solutions, its recently announced specialized cybersecurity business.
The company’s portfolio includes security testing and assessment, cybersecurity consulting, governance, risk and compliance, incident response, vulnerability management and security operations center services.
It also provides managed security capabilities covering continuous threat monitoring, detection and response.
Creating a dedicated cybersecurity arm comes as enterprise environments become more complex, with cloud adoption, interconnected infrastructure and AI applications expanding the number of systems and data assets organizations need to protect.
One technology ecosystem rather than isolated solutions
Marwa Abbas, CEO of Raya Information Technology, said the rapid transformation of the IT industry has made integration between different components of the technology environment increasingly important.
She said Raya’s approach is based on bringing together digital transformation and emerging technologies with infrastructure capabilities to create an integrated environment that can address current enterprise requirements while scaling for future needs.
The strategy also reflects a wider shift in enterprise technology procurement. Organizations increasingly need to consider applications, infrastructure, cloud, data and cybersecurity as interconnected decisions rather than independent technology projects.
Raya IT’s presence at FDC Summit 2026 therefore highlights a broader question facing businesses as AI adoption accelerates: having an AI application is only one part of the equation — enterprises also need the computing infrastructure, data architecture, connectivity and cybersecurity capable of supporting it.