16 February 2026
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Edotco Bangladesh and Summit sign five-year agreement to accelerate integrated tower rollouts

Shahzaib02 mins

Edotco Bangladesh and Summit Communications have renewed a five-year space and power lease agreement to jointly accelerate tower rollout across the country. The partnership enables closer coordination on site development, colocation, and transmission planning, improving readiness for 4G and 5G networks. By integrating towers with Summit’s fibre backbone, the collaboration strengthens rural and urban connectivity and supports Bangladesh’s long-term digital growth.

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Thales and UAE Cyber Security Council partner to build national Cyber Centre of Excellence

Shahzaib03 mins

Thales and the UAE Cyber Security Council have signed an MoU to establish a Cyber Centre of Excellence that will bolster national cyber capabilities—starting with space cybersecurity. The partnership includes launching a Space META-SOC, a Cyber Evaluation Lab, and a Crypto Lab focused on PQC and QKD. The initiative supports UAE’s goals in cyber resilience, talent development, and technological sovereignty, with future expansion planned across additional strategic sectors.

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Finvasia joins UAE’s NextGen FDI initiative, to establish regional HQs for five global tech brands

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Finvasia Group has joined the UAE’s NextGen FDI initiative and will establish regional headquarters for five of its major brands—including ZuluTrade, Blockmaze, CapitalWallet, OneVault and Jumpp. The move aligns with the UAE’s broader strategy to attract high-tech global companies, deepen its fintech and blockchain ecosystem, and build a diversified, innovation-driven digital economy. Supported by advanced licensing, digital infrastructure, and forward-looking policies, the UAE continues to position itself as a global hub for next-generation technologies.

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Tawazun, EDGE, Lockheed Martin and Khalifa University sign LOI to build national chiplet-based microelectronics ecosystem in Abu Dhabi

Shahzaib02 mins

The UAE has taken a major step toward sovereign semiconductor capability through an LOI signed by Tawazun, EDGE, Khalifa University and Lockheed Martin to develop a national chiplet-based microelectronics ecosystem in Abu Dhabi. The initiative includes a 16-month semiconductor training programme with ASU, a new national research centre, and collaboration on mission-critical electronics for aerospace and defence. It reinforces UAE–US tech cooperation and supports long-term goals in innovation, localisation and advanced industrial capacity.

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