Abu Dhabi – 2026
Italian technology company UNIDATA S.p.A., listed on Euronext Milan and active in fiber networks, cloud infrastructure, data centers and advanced digital services, has launched its expansion into the United Arab Emirates with the establishment of its branch in Abu Dhabi, one of the leading technology and financial hubs of the Middle East.
The initiative is being developed in collaboration with Serdal Holding, a UAE-based group with a strong presence in technology and infrastructure sectors. The partnership aims to explore and develop opportunities across the region in digital infrastructure, high-capacity connectivity, cloud services, data center development and advanced technology solutions.
Within this framework, Federico Cervellini, entrepreneur and international business strategist based in Abu Dhabi, is contributing to the development of strategic cooperation between European technology companies and the UAE market. In his role as Chief Strategic Partnership Officer of Serdal Holding, Cervellini supports the creation of high-value partnerships and the alignment of technological capabilities between European innovators and regional stakeholders.
The establishment of UNIDATA’s presence in Abu Dhabi represents an important step in the company’s international growth strategy, bringing its expertise in fiber optic networks, digital infrastructure and high-performance connectivity solutions to one of the most dynamic technology ecosystems in the region.
The United Arab Emirates – and Abu Dhabi in particular – continue to strengthen their position as a regional hub for advanced digital infrastructure, cybersecurity, cloud computing and next-generation data centers, attracting global technology players and fostering cross-border industrial collaboration.
This initiative further highlights Abu Dhabi’s growing role as a strategic bridge between European technological expertise and the rapidly expanding digital economy of the Gulf region, supporting the development of innovative partnerships and large-scale infrastructure projects.
