Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
The UAE and U.S. agreement to build a massive AI campus in Abu Dhabi marks a new chapter in their technology partnership, bolstering the UAE’s AI infrastructure while navigating its complex relations with China and the U.S.
Dialog Enterprise’s expanded collaboration with Check Point Software Technologies enhances cybersecurity for Sri Lankan enterprises, providing cutting-edge solutions to protect against emerging cyber threats while fostering agility and resilience.
Ooredoo Qatar’s collaboration with Hoppr introduces personalized TV advertising, leveraging first-party data and AI-driven insights to enhance customer engagement and monetization while ensuring privacy compliance.
Morocco is advancing AI integration in its transport systems, starting with a partnership to enhance the safety and efficiency of high-speed trains, marking a step toward a future of innovation-driven logistics and infrastructure.
The Swiss Key platform was officially launched to connect Jordanian alumni of Swiss institutions, providing a space for collaboration, career growth, and cultural exchange, while strengthening the Swiss-Jordanian relationship through people-to-people connections.
Jordan’s mobile phone imports have seen a decline in early 2025, with a shift towards a wider variety of brands offering more choices for consumers. This trend reflects a global slowdown in the smartphone market, marked by minimal growth in international shipments.
Nawy has secured $75 million in funding to fuel its expansion across MENA and elevate its tech-driven real estate services. With an AI-first approach and new market expansion plans, the company is poised to transform the real estate industry in Africa and the Middle East.
Fawry’s first quarter of 2025 demonstrates continued growth with a 65.1% increase in revenue and a 97.1% surge in net profit. Key drivers included strong performances in Financial Services, Banking, and Supply Chain Solutions. The company remains focused on expanding its digital services while enhancing profitability and operational efficiency.
BAN’s new digital platform aims to streamline the early-stage investment process by centralizing deal sourcing, improving accessibility, and creating more opportunities for cross-border investments. The platform will help both investors and startups navigate the funding process more easily, while boosting Bangladesh’s growing startup ecosystem.
This partnership between Robi and Meta offers Bangladesh users a more enriching social media experience, even without a data balance. While video streaming remains limited, the feature ensures access to vital connectivity and information, contributing to digital inclusion in the country.