Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
GCG Enterprise Solutions broadens its AV offerings with integrated, customized systems across sectors in the UAE, reinforcing its position as a leading provider of future-ready audio-visual infrastructure.
Qlub raises $30M to expand its QR-based ultra-fast restaurant payment platform globally, driving faster checkouts, higher tips, and operational efficiency across multiple international markets.
e& and 4iG Group sign MoU to collaborate on subsea and terrestrial networks, data centers, and digital infrastructure projects connecting Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa, strengthening regional connectivity and economic growth.
Citibank expands its Bahrain Global Technology Hub with a new floor, accelerating talent acquisition and digital solution development across AI, Big Data, and E-Commerce. The move reinforces Bahrain’s status as a regional tech and financial hub supported by strategic public-private partnerships.
ZIRA Group celebrates 30 years with a major rebrand and launches an AI-powered modular BSS platform, emphasizing flexibility, SaaS delivery, and global expansion to meet diverse telco needs in dynamic markets worldwide.
Ericsson inaugurated its new regional headquarters in Riyadh, enhancing its Middle East and Africa presence. The move supports Saudi Vision 2030 goals through innovation, 5G leadership, and talent development. Key partners like stc and Mobily reaffirmed collaboration, while initiatives like the Gen-E Graduate Programme foster local tech expertise.
36Zero opens Riyadh office to expand AI and IoT solutions in Saudi Arabia’s construction sector. Building on giga projects involvement, it targets enhanced project management and safety, supported by AstroLabs and key partners. This aligns with Vision 2030 and upcoming global events.
Gamezop is investing $4 million to open its Middle East HQ in Bahrain, aiming to hire locally, expand its app portfolio, and increase revenue. The move strengthens ties between India and the Middle East and supports Bahrain’s growing gaming ecosystem, backed by government initiatives and digital infrastructure.
Gamezop is setting up its regional headquarters in Bahrain, backed by a $4 million investment and support from Bahrain’s Economic Development Board. The India-based gamification platform plans to expand its footprint in the Middle East by onboarding new partners and doubling revenue within 18 months. Bahrain’s strategic location and supportive ecosystem position it as a key hub for digital innovation and growth in the region.
Driven | Forbes Global Properties inaugurates its largest real estate office in Downtown Dubai, reinforcing its leadership in the luxury property sector amid Dubai’s emergence as a global tier-1 city.