Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Dubai, UAE, 1st October, 2025 – Nutanix (NASDAQ: NTNX), a leader in hybrid multicloud computing, is excited to announce its…
Dubai, UAE, 1 October 2025: Zelo, a leading digital financing platform, and Watermelon Ecosystem, the UAE’s premier F&B platform, today…
New milestone affirms Dynatrace’s ability to deliver enterprise-grade observability for generative AI applications on AWS Dubai, UAE – October 1,…
● Building on their 10-year+ relationship, Amazon Web Services & AVEVA are integrating AVEVA PI System and Amazon’s RDS platform…
New AI Experience unites people, data, and workflows, with ServiceNow’s built-in governance and security, on an intuitive, multimodal interface designed…
[Kuwait City, 1st Oct 2025] – In a spectacular showcase of luxury, performance and innovation, Porsche Centre Kuwait – Behbehani…
e& UAE has launched RedCap on its 5GSA network, debuting with a smartwatch as the first use case in the UAE. The streamlined 5G technology enables cost-efficient IoT connectivity for both consumer wearables and industrial applications, strengthening the UAE’s position in 5G IoT innovation.
UAE startup YAL.ai has raised $12M in Series A funding to expand its AI-powered scam protection platform. Using on-device, self-learning AI, it blocks fraud across calls, SMS, apps, and emails while safeguarding privacy. The funding fuels R&D and partnerships to scale globally against rising telecom fraud.
Tunisia’s telecom regulator INT has launched a public consultation on fiber optic infrastructure sharing under the National Very High Speed Plan. Running until October 8, the initiative seeks industry input on mutualisation, deployment challenges, and fair access rules to accelerate nationwide high-speed internet rollout.
Sri Lanka is preparing to appoint a local IT firm to manage the SL-UDI platform once the MSI contract ends. The domestic MSP will take over in December 2025, ensuring local expertise drives the country’s digital ID system, with biometric data collection expected to begin in late 2026.