Huawei is expanding its presence in Qatar by venturing into the AI industry, aiming to support Qatar’s Vision 2030. The company plans to provide AI solutions, cloud services, and smart city technologies. Huawei also partnered with Starlink WLL to distribute its cloud services, enhancing Qatar’s digital transformation.
Riyadh Air has partnered with IBM to integrate WatsonX AI into its operations, enhancing customer experiences and optimizing flight operations. This move supports the airline’s goal to become the world’s first digital-native carrier, aligning with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 to serve 330 million passengers annually by 2030.
LG Uplus has partnered with Zain Group to expand its AI service, ‘ixi-O,’ into the Middle East. The collaboration aims to enhance telecommunications in Saudi Arabia and other regions by integrating AI features like voice phishing detection, caller identification, and call recording, aligning with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030.
A team of researchers from Australia and Bangladesh has developed an advanced machine learning model that detects toxic comments with 87% accuracy. This model outperforms existing methods by reducing false positives, improving content moderation, and offering a more scalable solution for managing harmful online interactions across multiple languages.
Honor has announced its transformation into a global AI device ecosystem company with the launch of the Honor Alpha Plan. This includes a $10bn investment over five years, focusing on developing intelligent phones, expanding its AI ecosystem, and maximizing human potential. The company also made new consumer and sustainability commitments.
Turkcell has partnered with Ericsson at Mobile World Congress 2025 to integrate generative AI into its network operations. The collaboration aims to enhance network efficiency, automation, and resilience for 5G, 6G, and future connectivity solutions. Both companies will explore AI-driven innovations to improve customer experiences and operational scalability.
AI-powered wearable technology is revolutionizing sports by enhancing performance and preventing injuries. By tracking metrics like heart rate and movement in real time, athletes and teams can receive personalized feedback, optimizing training. While challenges like data overload and privacy remain, machine learning simplifies data for actionable insights in real-time.
Honor’s new Alpha Plan aims to transform the company from a smartphone maker into a global leader in AI devices. The plan includes developing intelligent phones with AI agents, introducing AiMAGE technology for enhanced photography, and pioneering all-ecosystem file-sharing technology. Honor is committed to shaping the future of AI.
Cisco and Nvidia have expanded their partnership to provide AI technology solutions for enterprises, aiming to deliver high-performance, low-latency connectivity for AI workloads. The collaboration will optimize AI infrastructure investments and enable businesses to adopt AI quickly and effectively, leveraging Cisco and Nvidia’s combined expertise in data centers and networking.
Disrupt.com, a UAE-based venture builder founded by the Gadit brothers, has committed $100 million to drive innovation in AI, cybersecurity, Web 3.0, automotive technology, and retail. Despite a global decline in VC funding, Disrupt.com aims to empower startups with strong organic growth potential, focusing on industries shaping the future.
