Saudi Arabia partners with IBM to potentially establish an AI Center of Excellence in Riyadh. The initiative, aligned with Saudi Vision 2030, aims to advance AI technologies and strengthen national capacities, bolstering the Kingdom’s stature in global tech innovation.
This service allows customers to make purchases and pay in installments over time, providing a hassle-free shopping experience.
Wasoko and MaxAB, two of Africa’s top B2B e-commerce companies, have completed the continent’s largest tech merger, forming a pan-African digital retail platform. The merger combines their expertise across multiple countries, creating a multi-vertical ecosystem serving Africa’s $600 billion informal retail sector, with extensive offerings in e-commerce, fintech, and AI-driven services.
Abu Dhabi’s Marlan Space has partnered with Loft Orbital to launch Orbitworks, the Middle East’s first private space infrastructure company. Orbitworks will produce LEO satellite constellations, with plans to launch the first platform by 2026, marking a significant milestone in the UAE’s space industry.
Ufone 4G Pakistan has partnered with Samsung to offer smartphones at competitive prices through a new sales platform. Customers can explore and purchase devices via a dedicated webpage, with the convenience of doorstep delivery. This collaboration enhances digital accessibility and reflects Ufone 4G’s commitment to advancing connectivity and innovation across Pakistan.
Ooredoo, in partnership with Tech Mahindra, has advanced its digital transformation, enhancing customer experiences in Oman. This initiative involves revamping Ooredoo’s CRM and integrating advanced billing systems, streamlining operations and preparing for future telecom innovations, demonstrating Ooredoo’s commitment to providing cutting-edge digital solutions.
