Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
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A UAE-led AI partnership with Malaysia and Rwanda aims to bridge the Global South’s digital divide by promoting ethical AI adoption, talent exchange, and collaborative innovation under the WEF’s C4IR network, ensuring inclusive AI benefits amid rapid technological growth.
The UAE Cyber Security Council has partnered with Rilian Technologies and CPX Holding to implement AI-driven cybersecurity solutions protecting critical infrastructure. The collaboration equips the NSOC with advanced automated threat detection and response capabilities, reinforcing the nation’s cyber resilience amid rapid digital modernization.
Disrupt Asia 2025 will showcase Sri Lanka as a regional innovation hub, attracting global investors and fostering digital transformation. The event features top government officials, international leaders, and startups, strengthening Sri Lanka’s position in South Asia’s growing tech ecosystem.
WSO2 expanded in the Middle East by partnering with United Delta, Mass Data Technologies, and Vismaya Technologies. These alliances enhance WSO2’s API management, IAM, and integration capabilities across key sectors, supporting digital transformation and regulatory compliance in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Oman.
Telenor Velocity partnered with women-led startup FitHer to boost digital innovation in women’s health. FitHer will receive support in app and business development, preparing for integration with Telenor’s digital health platform, aiming to expand women’s wellness solutions across Pakistan.
Nayatel is now a Microsoft AI Cloud Partner and CSP Reseller, expanding access to Microsoft’s cloud and AI services in Pakistan. The partnership supports local businesses with tailored AI integration and strengthens Nayatel’s cloud infrastructure capabilities.
Pakistan’s PTA QoS survey for Q2 2025 reveals that major telecom operators—Jazz, Telenor, Ufone, and Zong—failed to fully meet standards for 4G coverage, latency, and broadband performance, highlighting urgent needs to improve mobile network quality
Yango Group launched Yasmina, a bilingual Arabic-English AI assistant for Oman’s GCC market, embedded in smart speakers and designed to offer culturally relevant features. The move complements Yango’s regional expansion in ride-hailing, delivery, and AI-driven services, including the acquisition of Oman’s Otaxi platform.
Kuwait will host four Chinese delegations next month to discuss investments in infrastructure, logistics, and development projects, strengthening bilateral economic cooperation. Talks also focus on telecom partnerships, aligning with Kuwait’s national strategies and regional digital leadership.