Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Microsoft’s Copilot+ PCs, powered by AI, were launched in Dubai, marking a breakthrough in personal computing. These advanced devices, available at Sharaf DG, integrate AI-driven features for productivity and creativity, redefining the future of technology in the region.
Ooredoo Kuwait has partnered with OWS Automotive to develop digital transportation technologies, focusing on smart fleets, IoT applications, and road management solutions. This collaboration aligns with Kuwait’s national development goals, driving innovation in the automotive and transportation sectors.
The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) is planning to block unregistered VPNs across the country, aiming to manage internet restrictions. This initiative ensures businesses remain compliant through VPN registration while maintaining secure and uninterrupted online operations.
Kuwait has launched its first fiber optic cable manufacturing company in partnership with South Korea’s Taihan Cable. This initiative is part of Kuwait’s Vision 2035, aiming to enhance the country’s telecommunications infrastructure and expand fiber optic technology across the region.
IO Kitchens, Oman’s leading cloud kitchen startup, has secured $2.8 million in seed funding, marking a key milestone in its mission to transform the food delivery industry. This funding will support expansion, technological advancements, and innovative food solutions, catering to the rising demand for high-quality food options.
Ooredoo Kuwait has introduced flexible working hours and a remote work program, focusing on employee well-being and work-life balance. These initiatives aim to boost job satisfaction, productivity, and comfort while aligning with the company’s commitment to creating a supportive and flexible work environment.
stc Kuwait is driving digital transformation and sustainability through innovative 5G technology and smart city solutions. The company is leading the telecommunications sector in Kuwait by embracing cutting-edge technologies, strategic partnerships, and sustainability initiatives to shape the future of connectivity.
Vodafone Egypt has partnered with Al-Safy Group and Green Packet to locally manufacture high-speed home routers. This collaboration aims to support local manufacturing, enhance Egypt’s telecommunications sector, and contribute to building a strong digital future for the country.
Teletalk has been directed to improve its service quality and prepare for future technologies like 5G. The operator is also considering launching a “GEN Z package” targeting youth, as part of its efforts to enhance customer services and meet public expectations.
Contact Pay has partnered with Basata Pay to strengthen Egypt’s digital payment infrastructure. This collaboration will expand the reach of inclusive financial services across the country, offering innovative digital payment solutions and supporting Egypt’s digital transformation.