INVNT® Appoints James Nicholas Kinney as Global Chief AI Officer, Advancing a New Era of AI-Powered Brand Storytelling
Alum from .Monks (S4Capital), Ogilvy, Mother, and Giant Spoon joins INVNT in the inaugural role. NEW YORK — INVNT, the…
Alum from .Monks (S4Capital), Ogilvy, Mother, and Giant Spoon joins INVNT in the inaugural role. NEW YORK — INVNT, the…
Economic expansion to drive more than 12% workforce growth by 2030, with tech workers needed to support digital transformation. Dubai,…
MUSCAT, Oman, Dec. 16, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Omantel and Archangel Lightworks, a UK-based pioneer in optical and laser communications,…
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Protectt.ai, a leading AI and behaviour-driven Mobile App Security and Fraud Control platform, has strengthened…
Sparkle joins the “YEP – Young Women Empowerment Program,” offering a mentoring experience to future professionals in Digital Humanities, a…
New Infoblox Threat Intel research finds that over 90% of visits to parked domains now redirect users to malicious content,…
The agreement establishes the framework for building industrial capabilities required for the integration of NATO-compatible long-range rocket artillery systems, including…
Google has secured long-term solar power supply in Malaysia through agreements with TotalEnergies and a Shizen Energy-led consortium to support its data centres. The deals, enabled by Malaysia’s Corporate Green Power Programme, reflect rising data centre energy demand and the growing role of renewable PPAs in meeting sustainability and cost objectives.
Saudi Arabia is celebrating World Arabic Language Day 2025 with coordinated initiatives at home and abroad, including events at the United Nations and nationwide educational and cultural programmes. Led by the King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language, the efforts aim to strengthen Arabic’s role in education, technology, and global dialogue while preserving its cultural and civilisational heritage.
Gambit Cyber’s $3.4m seed round signals continued investor interest in AI-driven cybersecurity platforms focused on continuous threat exposure management. With early adoption across financial services, telecom, and critical infrastructure in India, the UAE, and Europe, the company is betting on automation to address alert fatigue and skills gaps, even as proof of large-scale impact remains to be demonstrated.