Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Binance’s regional head Bader Al Kalooti discusses the company’s 20% MENA growth, regulatory licenses, halal crypto products, education initiatives, cybersecurity measures, and expanding institutional partnerships across the Gulf’s youthful, tech-savvy population.
Oracle has launched the world’s first zettascale AI supercomputer in the cloud, powered by up to 131,072 NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs. This groundbreaking development promises unparalleled AI capabilities, significantly enhancing cloud computing power and flexibility while supporting stringent data and AI sovereignty requirements.
Pakistan’s mobile phone imports declined significantly by over 16% in the first eleven months of FY25, with a steep drop recorded in May 2025. However, overall merchandise exports showed positive growth of 5.15%, while total imports increased by 7.5%, indicating broader trade dynamics beyond the mobile sector.
Hassan Allam Construction and Thales have formed a strategic partnership to promote Thales’s Smart Digital Platform (SDP) in the MENA region. The collaboration aims to integrate advanced security technologies and provide innovative solutions for creating safer, smarter, and more sustainable communities across the region.
Khalid Aljamed is driving strategic growth and regional expansion as General Manager across the Middle East and Africa region Riyadh,…
By partnering with diverse community organizations, schools, and education institutions, GoDaddy Empower helps emerging entrepreneurs of all ages and backgrounds…
BingX, a leading crypto exchange and Web3-AI company, today announced aremarkable milestone for its TradFi offerings, achieving a 24-hour tradingvolume…
Saudi Arabia will allow foreigners to own property starting 2026 through a digital ID system, enhancing transparency and investment under Vision 2030. Meanwhile, AfricAI, a new venture by global and regional partners, aims to deploy localized AI across Africa, focusing first on Nigeria before expanding continent-wide.
The Communications Regulatory Authority of Qatar has introduced the Communications Consumer Protection Policy and Regulation, setting new standards for consumer rights in the telecommunications sector. This initiative enhances transparency and accountability among service providers, ensuring that consumer rights are safeguarded in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
Egyptian fintech Lucky ONE has raised $3 million in a convertible note, aiming for profitability by Q1 2025. The funds will expand its credit lending services, aligning with Egypt’s financial inclusion goals. Co-founders Momtaz Moussa and Ayman Essawy emphasize sustainable growth, with plans for regional expansion and a comprehensive financial services offering.