To bridge the digital divide and expand network coverage in underserved communities, the companies have pledged to jointly construct up…
Nutanix (NASDAQ: NTNX), a leader in hybrid multicloud computing, today announced the launch of its Multicloud Experts community (“MC Experts”)…
Company centered on addressing safety and security challenges for public safety agencies and enterprisesAt Intersec 2025, Motorola Solutions (NYSE: MSI)…
Sigma Capital has launched a $100 million fund to invest in web3 sectors, focusing on decentralized finance, blockchain infrastructure, tokenization, gaming, and the metaverse. The firm aims to invest in 100 early-stage startups and 25 liquid tokens over three years, optimizing portfolio performance and supporting emerging web3 innovations.
The World Future Energy Summit 2025 in Abu Dhabi highlights innovations in clean energy and sustainability. Key discussions include the role of women in decarbonization, the need for ambitious NDCs, and advancements in water management and electric vehicles. The summit also features a new global investment fund in renewable energy.
Dubai has launched the Creators HQ at Emirates Towers, supported by an AED 150 million ($40.8 million) Content Creators Support Fund, to attract 10,000 influencers. The initiative, unveiled during the 1 Billion Followers Summit, offers comprehensive services to creators, including UAE Golden Visa support, training, and strategic partnerships with Meta.
Huawei Cloud has been officially enrolled in Saudi Arabia’s EXPRO Cloud National Framework Agreement, enabling the provision of IaaS and PaaS solutions to government entities. This strategic collaboration will enhance the Kingdom’s digital transformation efforts, improving operational efficiency while maintaining data sovereignty and security within the public sector.
The 24th Sheikh Salem Al-Ali Al-Sabah Informatics Award has announced its winners for 2024, recognizing digital excellence from Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Tunisia. The winners include SACGC and Bleems Company from Kuwait, the Saudi Ministry of Municipalities and Housing, and Dr. Farouk bin Nouri Kamoun from Tunisia.
Qatar’s e-services market is expected to grow significantly, driven by digital transformation and increased online usage. The online service market is forecasted to generate $1.628 billion by 2025, with steady growth through 2029. The online food delivery sector is also projected to see significant revenue growth in the coming years.
The Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) has granted HyperPay a license to offer digital payment services via an electronic wallet in Saudi Arabia. This move supports the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 by promoting cashless transactions and digital transformation in the financial sector, contributing to financial inclusion and innovation.
