Beyond Fast: Human Value in Logistics Services
Service as a service (By Viv Muthan Pr Eng) As digital tools proliferate, strategic differentiation collapses into imitation cycles where…
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Physical AI: Bringing Intelligence Into the Real World
By: Mostafa Kabel, CTO, Mindware Group Artificial intelligence is rapidly moving beyond screens and software into the physical world. While…
The Simplest Business Case for AI Work Nobody Is Talking About
There is a version of the AI opportunity conversation that gets lost in the noise about AGI, job displacement, and…
COMMENT | When the digital becomes a battlefield, sovereignty stops being a slogan
By MEA Tech Watch Editorial On the same day that industry leaders gathered at Atlantis, The Palm to discuss the…
Gulf AI ambitions enter a new geopolitical reality as conflict reshapes infrastructure calculus
The Middle East was, until recently, the uncontested next frontier for global AI infrastructure investment. Then war broke out. The…
The Next Evolution in Logistics? Smarter, Not Just Faster
In logistics, speed is expected. What’s rare — and increasingly valuable — is intelligence. As global supply chains stretch, customer…
Careem’s Exit Is More Than a Business Decision—It’s a Red Flag for Pakistan’s Digital Economy
Careem’s announcement to suspend its ride-hailing operations in Pakistan after more than a decade is not just the end of…
A Rising Tide of Connectivity: Opinion Piece on Recent Telecom Developments in the Middle East and Beyond
Over the last month, the Middle East’s telecom landscape has been awash with high-impact deals, forward-thinking partnerships, and major technology…
Vodafone Gains 10% Market Share in Oman Despite Strong Competition from Ooredoo and Omantel
Vodafone has captured 10% of the Omani mobile market since its entry in 2022, largely due to its investments in network quality, competitive pricing, and strong digital strategies. The company leads in 4G speeds and has gained market share through customer churn, particularly from Omantel, with a focus on 5G services.
Telecom Industry Faces Surge in Cybersecurity Breaches Amid AI and 5G Expansion
Cybersecurity breaches in telecom organisations have surged, with AI and Gen AI playing a significant role in both the attacks and the defense strategies. Telecom companies are integrating these technologies into their cybersecurity plans to better detect, prevent, and respond to evolving threats in real time.