Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Tawal and 5SKYE have partnered to accelerate Saudi Arabia’s digital transformation by deploying edge AI infrastructure. Their collaboration will enable real-time data processing and smart applications across industries like public safety, logistics, and smart cities. This partnership advances AI adoption and supports sustainable innovation in the kingdom.
Pakistan has launched its most sweeping cybersecurity reform through the World Bank–backed DEEP project, calling for a full review of national cyber readiness across government and industry. The upgrade includes revising the 2021 national policy, drafting a new Cybersecurity Act, enhancing workforce skills and aligning with global standards to strengthen national digital resilience.
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Mauritania and Oman are exploring closer cooperation in digital transformation, with both countries discussing opportunities to strengthen collaboration in telecommunications,…
Nepal Telecom extends prepaid roaming to 62 countries, enhancing global connectivity for travelers with expanded voice, data, and SMS access.
“The AI Vulnerability Storm: Building a Mythos-Ready Security Program” delivers a risk register, 11 priority actions, and board briefing framework…
Vodafone Qatar has launched the TP-Link M8550 Wi-Fi 6E 5G MiFi, a high-speed portable hotspot with speeds up to 3.4 Gbps, support for 32 devices, and long battery life. Priced at QR1,299, it is available online and in select Vodafone Qatar stores.
Countries around the world are introducing stricter regulations aimed at limiting social media access for children under 16, increasing pressure…
African startups raised $3.2 billion in 2025, rebounding strongly after two years of decline. Energy and fintech led funding growth as investors backed larger, later-stage companies with proven models, signalling renewed confidence in Africa’s maturing tech ecosystem.