Dell Technologies has partnered with Saudi-based Ejada to advance AI and multi-cloud solutions, focusing on innovation in Saudi Arabia. This strategic collaboration, aimed at driving technological advancements, was sealed with an MoU signed at the 24 Fintech Summit in Riyadh.
The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) of Oman has set a 6% cap on non-Omani employment in network operations centres (NOCs). Licensees have eight months to comply, with progress reports required. The initiative promotes Omanisation, creating job opportunities for Omani professionals and advancing their skills in the telecommunications sector.
BlackRock, GIP, Microsoft, and MGX have formed the Global AI Infrastructure Investment Partnership, aiming to fund expansive AI data centers. This $30 billion initiative will catalyze broader economic and technological growth by advancing AI infrastructure to meet increasing computational demands.
Tradeling Holding has acquired Axiom Telecom’s MENA distribution operations, a move expected to drive growth in the region’s B2B e-commerce landscape. With anticipated annual revenues exceeding AED2 billion, the acquisition strengthens Tradeling’s position as a key player in the Middle East’s technology and distribution sectors.
Dareesoft Inc., an AI-based real-time road hazard data provider, has announced the successful completion of a proof of concept (PoC)…
Nepal’s digital payment landscape has grown significantly, with a notable decline in cheque usage and a surge in mobile and QR code transactions. This growth is fueled by cost savings and government incentives like VAT refunds on digital transactions at hospitality venues.
LEAP 2025, Saudi Arabia’s premier tech event, will be held from February 9 to 12, 2025. With a new ticketed format, it will feature groundbreaking innovations in AI, sports tech, and smart cities. The event will host 680+ startups, 1,000 speakers, and 1,800 global tech brands for networking and investment opportunities.
Dareesoft has successfully completed a proof of concept (PoC) for its AI-powered RiaaS, which detects road hazards in real-time. Following this success, the company plans to expand its services to the Middle East, starting with the UAE. RiaaS aims to enhance road safety and improve hazard management across sectors.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) continues to dominate the supercomputing landscape, delivering the world’s most powerful supercomputers, including El Capitan, Frontier, and Aurora. These systems advance AI-driven research, energy efficiency, and national security, solidifying HPE’s position as a leader in high-performance computing and supercomputing solutions.
Pakistani tech companies are expanding into Singapore and Southeast Asia, marking a strategic shift to diversify tech exports and capitalize on the region’s growing digital economy. The participation of Pakistani firms in events like Singapore Tech Week and the FinTech Festival highlights their focus on software development, fintech, and AI.
