Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Cairo, January 2026: AXA Egypt has announced the consolidation of its operations under a unified governance model — ONE AXA….
Dubai, UAE: The UAE Polo Federation Cup Final will take place on January 17th at the Dubai Polo & Equestrian…
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – (BUSINESS WIRE/AETOSWire): On November 30, 2025, Hongqi Golden Sunflower’s Guoya made its overseas debut at…
Announced at CES 2026, the ExpertBook Ultra represents the apex of mobile computing and is ready to empower professionals for…
The expansion provides Saudi organizations with in-country AI cybersecurity aligned with Vision 2030, national regulatory frameworks, and data sovereignty requirements…
The new hub underscores ITC Infotech’s commitment to driving AI-led digital transformation and enhancing regional delivery capabilities for customers across…
Morocco has renewed satellite communication licenses for nine operators, reinforcing its position as a leading African space and telecom market. The move supports VSAT, GMPCS, and 3RP services, strengthens national infrastructure, and aligns with Morocco’s growing satellite portfolio and Africa’s expanding space ecosystem.
Mal has raised $230 million led by BlueFive Capital to build an AI-native Islamic digital bank targeting underbanked communities. Headquartered in Abu Dhabi, the mobile-first platform will launch in 2026, starting in the UAE before expanding across the Middle East and Asia, combining ethical finance with intelligent digital infrastructure.
Nigeria’s telecom regulator has appointed PwC to assess competition across the sector, examining market concentration, pricing, entry barriers, and consumer behaviour. The review aims to strengthen regulatory certainty, preserve fair competition, and guide proportionate interventions that sustain innovation, investment, and service quality amid shifting industry dynamics.
Pakistan’s Data Vault has partnered with US-based Rafay Systems to strengthen the country’s first sovereign AI cloud. The platform enables enterprises, startups, and universities to deploy AI using GPU and Kubernetes infrastructure entirely within Pakistan, delivering hyperscale-style self-service while keeping sensitive data onshore.