As AI adoption grows, businesses must modernize their infrastructure with cloud-native technologies to meet increasing demands. Cloud-native solutions enable scalability, flexibility, and energy efficiency, supporting the vast computational needs of AI. This transformation is crucial for managing costs, ensuring performance, and fostering sustainability in the evolving AI landscape.
The Sharjah-Pakistan Business Roundtable gathered over 200 investors to explore investment opportunities across various sectors, including manufacturing, trade, and green-tech. The event aimed to strengthen economic ties between Sharjah and Pakistan, providing a platform for businesses to collaborate and expand within Sharjah’s thriving investment ecosystem.
Local manufacturing and assembly of mobile phones significantly increased, with 22.59 million units produced in the first nine months of 2024.
Tawal and 5SKYE join forces to deploy edge AI micro data centers, enabling the adoption of intelligent applications across various industries.
The partnership will provide organizations with essential data and analytical tools to navigate complex market environments and optimize strategic decisions.
China Telecom Gulf will leverage its expertise in 5G, cloud computing, and AI to offer digital services to businesses and consumers in Saudi Arabia.
90% of leading Middle East retailers have implemented DMARC, with 40% using the strictest “reject” policy to block fraudulent emails.
The facility will cater to cloud providers, AI platforms, and other digital businesses, leveraging the latest technologies to meet their needs.
The Competition Commission of Pakistan (CCP) has completed its Phase-II review of PTCL’s $400 million acquisition of Telenor Pakistan and Orion Towers. The deal, which involves significant changes in market share across various telecom sectors, is being carefully examined to ensure fair competition and protect consumer interests.
Omantel’s financial results for the nine months ending September 30, 2024, showed a net profit of RO187.5 million and a 2.2% growth in revenues. Despite a decrease in domestic net profit due to investments in network expansion, the group remains on a solid growth trajectory, with Zain Group also posting strong revenues.
