Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
e& UAE and Khalifa University propose an AI-native 6G architecture with a dedicated AI-plane and closed-loop autonomy, positioning the UAE at the forefront of intelligent network innovation and global standards development.
Sri Lanka launches its first iGaming conference, signaling plans to expand online gaming and casino sectors as part of a broader strategy to boost tourism, investment, and economic recovery.
Sri Lanka Telecom’s SmartChat Mega 2026 empowers SMEs with AI, cloud, and digital tools, accelerating business transformation and strengthening competitiveness in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
Saudi Arabia’s EGDC acquires a 5% stake in Capcom, increasing the Kingdom’s presence in global gaming as part of a broader investment strategy in digital entertainment.
Pakistan’s PAFLA and SI Global Solutions partner to boost freelancing through training, mentorship, and industry linkages, supporting a sector expected to exceed $1 billion in earnings.
Nepal’s digital platforms are evolving into integrated ecosystems, combining content, interaction, and payments to meet rising mobile-first user expectations and drive continuous engagement.
Nepal halts its RTDF-funded free broadband project, signaling a shift toward a new model for expanding internet access across schools, health centers, and local communities.
Morocco begins construction on a 305MW solar portfolio led by MASEN, advancing renewable capacity and reinforcing its strategy to scale clean energy despite recent sector challenges.
Mynk launches in Morocco with a mobile-first wallet enabling instant peer-to-peer payments, bill payments, and digital transactions, supporting the country’s shift toward cashless financial ecosystems.
Morocco ranks fourth in MENA with nine companies in Forbes’ top 100, led by banking, telecom, and infrastructure players, highlighting its growing regional economic influence beyond the GCC.