Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
SharkNinja, a leading home technology company, will occupy 32,000 sq ft at Battersea Power Station’s 50 Electric Boulevard for its new EMEA headquarters. The office will accommodate up to 320 employees, featuring modern amenities and state-of-the-art testing facilities. This move supports SharkNinja’s growth and innovation goals.
Panamax Technology LLC and Hilal Technology have formed a strategic partnership to deliver cutting-edge digital solutions across the Middle East. Combining Panamax’s IT expertise with Hilal’s regional presence, the collaboration aims to enhance operational excellence and growth for enterprises through advanced technologies, including ERP, cloud adoption, and managed services.
Egypt and Burkina Faso are enhancing digital cooperation, focusing on sharing expertise and developing digital infrastructure. This collaboration aims to support Egypt’s “Digital Egypt 2030” strategy and Burkina Faso’s efforts to modernize public services, fostering technological partnerships and economic opportunities for both nations.
Mercy Corps and Queen for Change launched the Tahammul digital platform in Jordan to address climate change. The platform aims to improve cooperation, resource allocation, and transparency in climate action. Key dialogues at the launch focused on securing climate financing and building resilience through policies, technology, and protecting vulnerable groups.
Trend Micro partners with NVIDIA to enhance security for AI-enabled private data centres globally. Integrating NVIDIA NIM and Morpheus with Trend Vision One – SPC solutions, this collaboration improves data privacy, real-time analysis, and threat mitigation. The partnership aims to secure next-generation AI-driven infrastructures with cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions.
As AI technology advances, Wahyd Logistics remains dedicated to staying at the forefront of technological innovations in the logistics industry.
NRTC, Allied, and Tech Valley plan to establish a Google Chromebook assembly line in Haripur, Pakistan. This joint venture aims to provide affordable, high-quality Chromebooks to students, supporting equitable education and technological advancement. The initiative aligns with government priorities and promises economic and educational benefits for Pakistan.
Orange Jordan sponsored and participated in job fairs at several Jordanian universities, offering students career opportunities and digital programs like the Coding Academy and Fabrication Lab. These efforts aim to bridge the gap between academic education and labor market requirements, fostering students’ technical and soft skills.
Connect Money, an Egyptian fintech startup, raised $8 million in seed funding to expand in Egypt and Morocco. The funds will support new business verticals and enhance technological capabilities. Founded in 2024, Connect Money offers a white-label card issuing platform and various financial solutions, aiming to transform banking operations in North Africa.
Researchers at American University of Sharjah (AUS) have developed luminescent sensors that detect trace amounts of phosphorus-based toxic compounds. These sensors, patented and funded by AUS, can detect and neutralize chemical warfare agents and pesticides in real-time, offering significant applications in defense, environmental monitoring, and public safety.