Abu Dhabi unveils TAMM Global to license its AI-driven government platform worldwide
Abu Dhabi launched TAMM Global, offering its AI-powered digital government platform for international licensing and deployment.
Abu Dhabi announced the creation of TAMM Global, a program to license its AI-native digital government platform that currently supports 4.7 million users. The platform, which aggregates more than 1,200 public and private services and includes the AI public servant TAMM AutoGov, has reduced service costs by 30% and saves users roughly nine trips to government centres each year. Chairman Ahmed Tamim Hisham Al Kuttab said the initiative will let other governments adopt the proven technology while keeping full control over data and regulatory compliance.
TAMM Global offers a library of pre-built services, multilingual support and sovereign deployment models that can be customized to local requirements. AI is embedded throughout, handling service discovery, automation, decision support and delivery to provide proactive, personalized experiences. The launch builds on recognitions received in 2025 at the WSIS Prizes and in 2026 at the Gartner Eye on Innovation Awards.
Why it matters
It may speed up global digital-government adoption while ensuring data sovereignty and regulatory compliance.
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