Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
stc Group and New Murabba have forged a strategic partnership to enhance New Murabba’s digital framework, leveraging stc’s advanced digital solutions to transform Riyadh into a pioneering global city that blends technology with sustainability.
Saudi Arabia partners with IBM to potentially establish an AI Center of Excellence in Riyadh. The initiative, aligned with Saudi Vision 2030, aims to advance AI technologies and strengthen national capacities, bolstering the Kingdom’s stature in global tech innovation.
SCO has introduced freelancing hubs and 4G services in Neelum Valley, Azad Kashmir, promoting digital empowerment and bridging the connectivity gap in remote areas.
PTCL partners with Mastercard to launch a versatile UPaisa debit card, enhancing digital payments across Pakistan and globally, with improved security and convenience.
Fawry expands its digital payment services by acquiring a majority stake in Svreico’s administrative building, enhancing facilities and infrastructure to support its growth.
King Abdulaziz University has launched an AI-focused student exchange program with the University of Oxford, covering cybersecurity, data science, and software development, aiming to equip students with cutting-edge knowledge and real-world solutions.
Du and Paltel have partnered to establish a direct, high-speed telecom link between the UAE and Palestine, enhancing connectivity and services for wholesale and enterprise markets across the region.
SANS Institute is bringing its world-class cybersecurity training to Doha in September 2024, offering courses designed to equip professionals with the skills to protect Qatar’s critical infrastructure and enhance cybersecurity resilience.
IO Kitchens secures $2.8 million in seed funding to scale its cloud kitchen operations in Oman, leveraging advanced technology to meet the growing demand for high-quality food delivery.
Orange Maroc expands its “Digital Schools” program to equip 55 rural schools with tablets and computers, aiming to improve access to education and combat school dropouts by enhancing learning through technology.