Arab Financial Services and Lune Technologies partner to enhance financial data services, offering advanced analytics and data enrichment to improve decision-making and user experiences in the financial sector.
The DMCC AI Centre, newly launched in Dubai, offers state-of-the-art facilities aimed at enhancing AI development and adoption across the MENA region.
Aramco announced at the Global AI Summit the deployment of AI and supercomputing technologies to revolutionize its operations, reinforcing its position as a leader in digital innovation within the industrial sector.
Panamax Technology and Hilal Technology have partnered to accelerate digital transformation in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, focusing on advanced technological solutions to propel regional businesses forward.
At the Global AI Summit, the Digital Cooperation Organisation launched its Generative AI Centre of Excellence, aiming to transform member states into leaders in AI innovation and collaboration.
Vodafone Qatar partners with Microsoft for a transformative five-year journey, leveraging Microsoft Azure and Azure OpenAI to upgrade its network and enhance customer services, fostering innovation and workforce development in Qatar’s tech landscape.
Kuwait’s telecom sector gears up for 5G with CITRA overseeing the rollout. Services are expected to start by year-end, following a structured licensing and operational framework, enhancing connectivity with advanced network technology.
Microsoft’s Copilot+ PCs, powered by AI, were launched in Dubai, marking a breakthrough in personal computing. These advanced devices, available at Sharaf DG, integrate AI-driven features for productivity and creativity, redefining the future of technology in the region.
Ooredoo Kuwait has partnered with OWS Automotive to develop digital transportation technologies, focusing on smart fleets, IoT applications, and road management solutions. This collaboration aligns with Kuwait’s national development goals, driving innovation in the automotive and transportation sectors.
The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) is planning to block unregistered VPNs across the country, aiming to manage internet restrictions. This initiative ensures businesses remain compliant through VPN registration while maintaining secure and uninterrupted online operations.
