Saudi Arabia has secured partnerships with NVIDIA, AMD, Cisco, and AWS to build advanced AI infrastructure and boost its digital economy. These collaborations, aimed at deploying 500 megawatts of AI capacity, will drive innovation, enhance talent development, and position Saudi Arabia as a global AI leader aligned with Vision 2030.
Scale AI, backed by Amazon, is expanding into the Middle East with plans to open an office in Riyadh and establish a presence in the UAE. The company aims to capitalize on the Gulf’s growing AI adoption and strengthen regional ties, contributing to the region’s digital transformation.
e& has launched e& Wholesale Americas in Miami, marking a significant expansion into the U.S. and LATAM markets. The new entity will leverage AI-driven connectivity to support telecom operators, enterprises, and AI players, offering services like Managed Voice, Data Connectivity, Roaming, and Mobility Services in dynamic markets.
Fcode Labs, a Sri Lanka-based software company, has entered the European market through a strategic partnership in Sweden with Anton Lundberg as Partner and Country Director. The collaboration focuses on delivering SaaS products and AI solutions, addressing tech talent shortages, and scaling digital products for European businesses.
Kratos Gamer Network (KGeN) has launched its regional headquarters in Bahrain to tap into the MENA gaming market. The platform will introduce a “Proof of Gamer” system, offering a blockchain-based identity and reputation framework. This move aims to drive growth and innovation in the region’s gaming ecosystem.
Comarch was recognized for its role in driving digital transformation in the Middle East at the Telecom Review Leaders’ Summit, winning the Best Digital Transformation Provider – Middle East award with du. Additionally, the company earned the Digital Initiative of the Year award at the Asian Telecom Awards 2025.
Kratos Gamer Network (KGeN) has opened its regional headquarters in Bahrain to expand its presence in the MENA gaming market. The new headquarters will introduce a universal gamer reputation framework and leverage blockchain technology to enhance gaming experiences, connecting local communities with global game publishers.
KGeN has opened its MENA regional headquarters in Bahrain, aiming to boost the gaming ecosystem in the region. The office will focus on blockchain-based gaming technologies, partnerships, and AI-driven consumer solutions. Bahrain’s supportive business environment and lower operational costs were key factors in the company’s decision.
Trend Micro has opened a new office in Qatar, establishing it as the strategic hub for its North Gulf operations. This expansion aligns with Qatar National Vision 2030, reinforcing the company’s commitment to enhancing cybersecurity resilience and supporting regional digital transformation. It also aims to foster local talent development.
Vehere is expanding its cybersecurity operations in the Middle East, focusing on the UAE, KSA, and Bahrain. The move aims to meet growing demand for robust cybersecurity solutions while enhancing regional credibility and compliance. The company plans to increase local staffing and leverage AI technology to support digital transformation.
