Hyundai has debuted the AI-equipped Sonata Smart Taxi at the Abu Dhabi Smart City Summit, underscoring its commitment to smart transportation solutions. The Smart Taxi features advanced safety, monitoring, and a lost and found system, aligning with Abu Dhabi’s vision for a smart vehicle industry hub.
PureHealth has teamed up with Dell Technologies to infuse generative AI into healthcare, aiming to boost early disease detection, analyze medical data, and create personalized treatment plans in Abu Dhabi.
Saudi Arabia has climbed to the top of the ITU’s Digital Regulatory Maturity Index, outstripping other G20 countries, in alignment with its Vision 2030 goals. This places the Kingdom at the forefront of digital governance, reflecting its investment in regulatory innovation and advanced digital infrastructure.
du has partnered with the Dubai Health Authority to transform the latter’s digital infrastructure into a cutting-edge cloud-based system, aiming to enhance efficiency and digital service delivery within Dubai’s healthcare sector.
stc Group and Microsoft have entered a pivotal partnership aimed at transforming Saudi Arabia’s digital landscape. This alliance will enable stc’s subsidiaries to innovate and tap into new markets, creating opportunities for businesses and advancing the Kingdom’s global innovation stance. With a focus on inclusive and sustainable innovation, this collaboration will introduce advanced technologies to support digital transformation and economic diversification in the region.
STC Group has signed a strategic partnership with Red Sea Global to boost the digital transformation of tourist destinations along the Saudi Red Sea coast. This collaboration aims to provide advanced digital and connectivity services, enhancing the tourist experience in line with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030. The agreement includes deploying cutting-edge technologies like 5G and smart services across various platforms to ensure a seamless and innovative visitor experience.
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The Communications, Space, and Technology Commission (CST) in Saudi Arabia has introduced comprehensive regulations for digital content platforms to foster growth and transparency in the sector. These regulations are part of the IGNITE program and aim to create a conducive environment for the market, attract investments, and ensure user protection. The CST expects a significant expansion in the digital content platform market, with a projected 20% CAGR by 2030. Service providers are urged to comply with the regulations by the effective date of October 8, 2024, as Saudi Arabia seeks to position itself as a digital content hub and drive innovation in the sector.
Bahrain Islamic Bank (BisB) has partnered with telecom services group STC to implement initiatives supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Bahrain. BisB offers digital banking services and aims to provide innovative solutions for SMEs and corporate customers through this collaboration. STC Bahrain’s Chief Business Officer expressed their commitment to empowering SMEs and contributing to Bahrain’s Economic Vision 2030.
Ooredoo Kuwait and Huawei unveiled “CloudConnect,” a Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) solution, during GITEX Global, introducing Wi-Fi 7 technology for businesses. CloudConnect offers cloud-managed networking services, aligning with Kuwait’s digital transformation goals. Ooredoo Kuwait pioneers Wi-Fi 7, providing enhanced connectivity. The collaboration aims to drive digital transformation and improve network efficiency, data security, and compliance with local regulations. Ooredoo Kuwait leads in introducing Managed Wi-Fi 7, offering faster speeds and advanced security for businesses. This initiative aligns with Kuwait’s vision for economic and social development.
