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Telenor Asia’s “Digital Lives Decoded” report highlights how mobile and AI technologies are enhancing education, financial services, and safety in Bangladesh. While AI adoption is growing, digital risks like cybersecurity concerns and data privacy remain prevalent. The report emphasizes the need for improved digital literacy and safe online practices.
The Governance of Emerging Technologies Summit (GETS 2025) in Abu Dhabi focused on the UAE’s leadership in tech governance. Keynotes from ministers and experts highlighted AI, quantum computing, and digital transformation. The summit emphasized responsible innovation, global collaboration, and preparing the next generation for the digital future.
Disney has partnered with Miral to develop a tech-centric theme park in Abu Dhabi, located on Yas Island. This marks Disney’s seventh theme park resort but with a licensing agreement rather than direct ownership. The park will blend Disney’s legacy with Abu Dhabi’s cultural essence and cutting-edge technology.
Presight AI reported a record Q1 2025, with revenues up 115.1% year-on-year and international revenue increasing five-fold. The company secured AED 1.44 billion in new orders, boosting its backlog to AED 3.87 billion. Presight remains debt-free with a cash position of AED 1.97 billion, reinforcing its global AI leadership.
IEC Telecom led the digital transformation efforts at the Emirates Shipping Congress, part of UAE Maritime Week. The company showcased advancements in maritime connectivity, focusing on satellite technologies like Starlink, and highlighted its OptiView platform to improve network management, ensuring efficient and agile operations for the maritime sector.
The MENA telecommunications market is set for steady growth through 2035, with a CAGR of +0.8% in volume and +1.7% in value. Key drivers include demand for telecommunications instruments, with Turkey, Iran, and Saudi Arabia leading consumption. Production and imports also showed growth, while exports declined in 2024.
HUTCH, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, provided 100 electric bicycles to schoolchildren in rural Sri Lanka, focusing on the Anuradhapura district. This CSR initiative aims to enhance educational access and promote sustainability, aligning with the Ministry’s vision to overcome transportation barriers and support students’ education.
