The SAMENA Telecommunications Council (www.samenacouncil.org), a leading regional trade association and a private-sector representative body, serving as a unified voice…
Dubai, United Arab Emirates, February 27, 2025:Yango Group, a global tech company, launches Yasmina Lite, the latest addition to its…
The “Monetizing Central Africa’s Natural Gas Potential” technical workshop at the Congo Energy & Investment Forum this March will explore…
The winners will receive financial, technical and commercial support from the Orange Digital Centers and their partners CASABLANCA, Morocco, February…
Pure Harvest Smart Farms and PlanTFarm have launched an AI-powered high-tech farming facility in Al Ain, UAE, aimed at enhancing food security with minimal resources. The site features a pilot project for animal fodder with 95% less water and uses hybrid technology to grow local crops year-round, addressing food security challenges.
Arab Financial Services (AFS) has partnered with Ternoa to launch Athar, a decentralized payment network using stablecoins. The initiative aims to simplify crypto payments for everyday transactions in the UAE, enhancing the adoption of digital payments and bridging traditional finance with decentralized finance, paving the way for a digital payment ecosystem.
du has deployed its 5G-Advanced network, achieving 10.56 Gbps speeds and ultra-low latency, setting a new standard for telecommunications in the UAE. This breakthrough will support data-intensive applications, smart city infrastructure, and IoT deployments, further advancing the UAE’s digital transformation and global leadership in technology innovation.
The UAE’s fintech sector contributes 8.7% to the country’s GDP, with plans to increase this to 12% by 2031. The country is also focusing on the space economy and agricultural innovation, driving growth in new sectors. Additionally, 200,000 new business licenses were issued in 2024, boosting economic activity.
Space42 has partnered with FADA to enhance the UAE’s Earth Observation capabilities. The AED 378 million ($102.91 million) collaboration will leverage Space42’s SAR satellite data to improve national operational efficiency and decision-making. This partnership aims to advance geospatial analytics and strengthen the UAE’s position in space technology.
Salam has partnered with CDNetworks to enhance internet services in Saudi Arabia, focusing on ultra-low latency and high-speed solutions. The collaboration aims to meet the growing demand for digital services, including gaming and video streaming, with a robust digital ecosystem and improved connectivity across industries in the Kingdom.
