ISLAMABAD – World Context, the startup building a data supply chain between local factory floors and the US robotics industry, has partnered with Multinet Pakistan to support the infrastructure behind its growing library of real-world visual data.
The deal pairs World Context’s on-the-ground data collection with Multinet’s secure, enterprise-grade cloud and data center infrastructure, part of CEO Sherdil Ali Khan’s push to position Pakistan inside what he calls the “superintelligence supply chain”, the stack of compute, data, models, and applications that intelligent machines are built on, and one that has so far run almost entirely through American data infrastructure.
World Context CEO Sherdil Ali Khan said the company aims to build the largest computer vision datasets produced in Pakistan, stressing that such data requires secure storage and carefully managed transfer.
Khan said Multinet’s infrastructure and connectivity capabilities make it a natural partner as World Context expands its deployment of sensors and mapping of local industry.
Multinet Pakistan CEO Adnan Zaidi said advanced intelligent systems would increasingly depend on high-quality data, resilient infrastructure and secure data management at scale.
He said the partnership would help connect Pakistan’s real-world data capabilities with the international robotics and AI ecosystem.
Multinet’s support will be backed by its fiber network and its existing infrastructure role for major cellular operators and internet service providers in Pakistan.
