Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
DHL Express has opened a new facility at Muscat International Airport, Oman, investing over US$30.81 million. The state-of-the-art hub features advanced logistics technology, including X-ray screening, smart conveyor systems, and solar panels. This expansion strengthens DHL’s presence in Oman while focusing on environmental sustainability and operational efficiency.
Touch partners with Zain Omantel International to offer preferential roaming rates for Gulf subscribers, supporting Lebanon’s telecom sector revival. The deal expands coverage and improves roaming services, making Lebanon more accessible for regional travelers from multiple Middle Eastern nations.
(L–R: Ziad Mabsout, Abdulrahman AlMalik, Anas Halabi, Co-Founders of Vennre.) Vennre, a wealth creation platform enabling HENRYs (High Earners, Not…
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – April 04, 2025: OPSWAT, a global leader in critical infrastructure protection (CIP) solutions, headquartered in Tampa,…
Salam has partnered with DTM to launch four advanced cybersecurity solutions in Saudi Arabia, addressing a 35% rise in cyberattacks. The collaboration introduces EDR, PAM, Anti-Fraud, and Secure DNS tools, strengthening national cyber resilience and supporting Vision 2030’s secure digital economy through enhanced, adaptive defense capabilities for public and private sectors.
Kaspersky and Kalaam Telecom have partnered to enhance cybersecurity resilience in Saudi Arabia and Bahrain. Announced at GITEX 2025, the deal combines Kaspersky’s global threat intelligence with Kalaam’s regional expertise to protect businesses from evolving cyber risks.
Apple has launched Tap to Pay on iPhone in the UAE, enabling businesses to accept in-person, contactless payments using just their iPhone. The feature supports payments via credit/debit cards, Apple Pay, and other digital wallets, offering a secure, hardware-free solution for merchants, backed by encryption and privacy protection.
IT industry leaders in Bangladesh have urged the government to extend the tax exemption for the IT sector by three years to maintain growth and competitiveness. Highlighted during a policy dialogue, this extension is deemed crucial for enhancing reinvestment and supporting the sector’s contribution to the national GDP.
Yango Tech met Pakistan’s IT Minister Shaza Fatima to explore AI partnerships and digital transformation opportunities. The collaboration aims to strengthen Pakistan’s IT ecosystem, boost exports, and deliver AI-driven solutions through Yango’s services spanning mobility, delivery, retail, and B2B tech.
Meeza has secured QAR 800 million (US$219 million) in Islamic financing from Dukhan Bank to expand its data center capacity by 44MW, with 6MW reserved for AI services. The project reinforces Qatar’s National Digital Agenda 2030 and positions the country as a growing regional hub for AI and digital infrastructure.