
Dubai AI Week 2025 to Host World’s Largest Generative AI Championship with $272K Prize
Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 16 April 2025: Dubai is set to unite the global AI ecosystem and advance its future-readiness…
Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 16 April 2025: Dubai is set to unite the global AI ecosystem and advance its future-readiness…
New Seagate Report urges data center ecosystem to shift from fragmented efforts to a unified sustainability approach Dubai, United Arab…
15 Tech Startups Showcase Solutions at Program Kickoff Run by TIEC in Collaboration with Flat6Labs Cairo, April 16, 2025: Fifteen…
● AI Drone Beats Human Pilot in Most Sophisticated and Challenging Series set up by A2RL x DCL Autonomous Drone…
Islamabad: After the successful launches and implementation of two smart villages in Gokina and Sambrial, The Ministry of IT and…
AUD has launched two new programs in Game Design and AI in Business to support the UAE’s digital economy goals. These programs, aligned with the country’s Vision 2031, will equip students with essential skills for future roles in gaming and AI sectors. The programs will start in Fall 2025.
Dubai Internet City and in5 will join the Dubai delegation at GITEX Asia 2025 in Singapore, showcasing Dubai’s digital economy. The partnership highlights success stories from over 4,000 businesses and 31,000 professionals, supporting innovation, start-ups, and multinational firms. The initiative strengthens Dubai’s role as a global tech hub.
Sudatel Telecom Group reported a decline in net profits to $18.25 million for 2024, down from $21.27 million in 2023. Operating revenues also fell to $381.68 million, and total assets decreased to $758.79 million, reflecting a slowdown in the company’s financial performance.
Daraz has launched applications for its Future Leaders Programme (DFLP) 2025, targeting top graduates from Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. The 15-month rotational program provides mentorship, real-world experience, and opportunities for career growth within the eCommerce giant, supporting South Asia’s digital transformation and young talent development.
Kantar’s Africascope Maghreb 2024 study reveals that urban Moroccans spend an average of 5 hours and 46 minutes daily on media, with internet usage soaring to 91%. Social media platforms like Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram dominate online activities, while television continues to hold strong with 2 hours and 57 minutes of daily viewing.