Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Network International has partnered with AlWasleh to enhance buy now, pay later services across the Middle East. This collaboration will enable seamless installment payment solutions and exclusive discounts for customers, while also allowing AlWasleh to introduce co-branded Visa credit cards, expanding their reach and improving consumer experiences.
Dubai, 18 February 2026: Esterad Capital Limited, a Category 3A asset management firm licensed and regulated by the Dubai Financial…
Orange Jordan supports TEDxGJU as part of its mission to empower youth, encourage creative thinking, and expand innovation opportunities through sustainable community-focused initiatives.
Binance works closely with regulators to promote safe, legal access to digital assets ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, August 11, 2025/ —…
The MENA Data Center Market Database tracks 197 existing and 113 upcoming facilities, revealing $8 billion in new investments by 2027. Saudi Arabia leads the expansion with 45% of regional capacity, positioning MENA as a fast-emerging global hub for colocation and cloud infrastructure.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates – August 12, 2025 – Epicor, a global leader in industry-specific enterprise software, has announced the…
Zain Jordan has become the first telecommunications operator in the Kingdom to achieve the ISO/IEC 27701 certification for its Privacy…
Kazakhstan is deepening strategic partnerships with Middle Eastern countries to boost logistics, digital innovation, renewable energy, and environmental cooperation. Key projects include expanding transit routes, developing AI and crypto hubs, establishing renewable energy farms with UAE’s Masdar, and enhancing water and biodiversity initiatives with Saudi Arabia. These collaborations align with Kazakhstan’s vision for sustainable growth and regional integration.
Egypt’s National Telecommunication Institute (NTI) and Benha National University have signed a strategic partnership to strengthen digital skills development, equipping…
Pakistan’s telecom sector is hindered by political instability, low returns, and a dollar-based spectrum auction fee. Slow internet speeds caused by firewall installations have impacted IT businesses, leading many to relocate. Additionally, the mismatch between revenue in rupees and dollar-denominated fees worsens the financial challenges faced by the industry.