OIA attracts 3 global chip firms to expand Oman’s tech sector
Oman is building a semiconductor ecosystem by attracting global firms, investing in chip design, and developing local talent to support its digital economy ambitions.
Oman is building a semiconductor ecosystem by attracting global firms, investing in chip design, and developing local talent to support its digital economy ambitions.
Oman plans a space tech hub in a starlight reserve, combining innovation, research, and sustainability to boost its growing space sector.
A cross-border Israeli-Moroccan startup prepares to launch an IT marketplace in France, highlighting Morocco’s rising role as a global tech outsourcing hub.
Banglalink’s CEO pushes for digital banking adoption and telecom reforms, highlighting affordability, collaboration, and infrastructure as key to Bangladesh’s digital growth.
Africa strengthens its position in the global space supply chain as NSS launches a major manufacturing hub to support rising satellite demand and LEO constellation growth.
Egypt is exploring a $1 billion data centre and green hydrogen project to boost its position as a regional hub for digital infrastructure and clean energy.
Bangladesh’s move to open the full 6 GHz band for Wi-Fi could boost connectivity but risks telecom revenue loss and regional misalignment.
e& UAE and Khalifa University propose an AI-native 6G architecture with a dedicated AI-plane and closed-loop autonomy, positioning the UAE at the forefront of intelligent network innovation and global standards development.
Pakistan’s PAFLA and SI Global Solutions partner to boost freelancing through training, mentorship, and industry linkages, supporting a sector expected to exceed $1 billion in earnings.
Morocco begins construction on a 305MW solar portfolio led by MASEN, advancing renewable capacity and reinforcing its strategy to scale clean energy despite recent sector challenges.