Google Pay will officially launch in Pakistan on March 12th, marking a major step towards a cashless economy. The platform will integrate with local banks and fintechs, providing a fast, secure way for consumers and businesses to make payments, transfer money, and manage transactions from their smartphones.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates, March 11, 2025: Yango Group, a global tech company, has introduced a selection of new features…
DUBAI, UAE, 11th March, 2025: Cloudflare today released its 2024 Transparency Reports, featuring significant updates to both the data provided…
Technology acquisition from U.S. resale goods partner Backflip announced with the global exchange platform’s first market in Kuwait Kuwait City,…
March 11, 2025: With growing enthusiasm around DeepSeek’s advancements, Qualys recently conducted a security analysis of the distilled DeepSeek-R1 LLaMA…
Kaspersky’s Threat Research and AI Technology Research have jointly identified a sophisticated deception campaign exploiting the rapid growth and public…
Ooredoo has expanded its 5G network in Oman, focusing on improving customer experience, B2B solutions, and digital transformation. The company is investing in AI-driven customer service, sustainability, and fiber internet adoption, positioning itself as a key player in Oman’s digital future, with a strong emphasis on connectivity and growth.
Apple Pay is expanding in the UAE and Qatar by adding support for new card networks, including UAE’s Jaywan and Qatar’s Himyan. This will allow more customers in both countries to use Apple Pay for secure mobile transactions, enhancing the service’s reach and accessibility in the region.
stc has achieved 100% compliance with the GSMA’s signalling security guidelines, making it one of the few telecom operators globally to do so. In partnership with Enea, stc has implemented robust security measures to protect its network from data leaks, unauthorized tracking, and communication interception.
UAE and Saudi Arabia are moving forward with plans for 6G networks, with the UAE targeting a 2030 launch. However, telecom experts question the business case for 6G due to slowing data growth in MENA and the high costs of deploying 6G infrastructure compared to the ongoing expansion of 5G.
