Rentify Launches UAE’s First AI-Native Rent Infrastructure with ‘Rentify Pay’
Flexible monthly payments, digital transactions and rewards that transform the rental experience Dubai, UAE, February 16, 2026 – Rentify, a…
Flexible monthly payments, digital transactions and rewards that transform the rental experience Dubai, UAE, February 16, 2026 – Rentify, a…
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates–(BUSINESS WIRE/AETOSWire)– Emirates Health Services (EHS) has announced a strategic partnership with Boston Health AI to launch…
Dubai, 19 February 2026: To celebrate Ramadan and the Year of The Family, Premier Inn Middle East is inviting children…
Abu Dhabi will deploy an 8 exaflop AI supercomputer in India, boosting sovereign computing capacity under the India AI Mission. The system will operate under Indian governance with data retained domestically, strengthening national AI development and reducing reliance on foreign infrastructure.
Saudi Arabia is embedding AI across its national curriculum to equip over 6 million students with digital skills by 2025. Through coordinated government initiatives and private-sector partnerships, the Kingdom aims to strengthen workforce readiness and position itself as a regional leader in AI-enabled education.
Ericsson and specialized by stc have signed an MoU to advance mission-critical communications in Saudi Arabia. The collaboration will focus on secure, AI-enabled connectivity, IoT integration and real-time communication tools to strengthen public safety and support Vision 2030 digital transformation goals.
MCIT enabled 30 digital solutions and 94 matchmaking sessions in 2025 under the SMEs Go Digital Program, advancing digital transformation across Qatar’s SME sector. The initiative supports cloud adoption, e-commerce, cybersecurity, and operational efficiency to strengthen economic diversification and competitiveness.
PTCL Flash Fiber has won Ookla’s Best Fixed Network award for 2025 and Best ISP Gaming Experience for H2 2025 in Pakistan. The recognition reflects strong performance in speed, latency, and network stability as PTCL continues expanding its fibre infrastructure nationwide.
Pakistan is finalising its Mobile & Electronic Devices Manufacturing Policy 2026–33 to attract global giants Apple and Samsung. The government aims to boost local production, deepen supply chain integration, and position the country as a regional smartphone manufacturing hub.
PTA has mandated telecom operators to bid on the 2600 MHz and 3500 MHz bands in Pakistan’s upcoming 5G auction to ensure a practical nationwide rollout. The regulator will conduct a mock auction before bidding, with a USD 15 million bank guarantee required per operator.