Oman-based MEG backs $500 million digital energy infrastructure platform
Oman-based MEG has committed to a $500 million digital energy infrastructure platform, signaling a major investment at the intersection of…
Oman-based MEG has committed to a $500 million digital energy infrastructure platform, signaling a major investment at the intersection of…
Dhiraagu hosted the SEA-ME-WE 6 Global Consortium Meeting in Maldives, uniting top telecom providers to advance the submarine cable project linking Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. The initiative will boost global connectivity, provide Maldives with direct international access, and drive the nation’s digital and economic transformation.
Edotco Bangladesh has expanded its ‘Tower to Power’ CSR initiative by providing St. Francis High School in Dinajpur with 2.2 KW of solar-powered electricity. This initiative addresses the school’s power shortages, benefiting 250 students and staff, and aligns with Edotco’s commitment to sustainability and community empowerment.
A new MoU between NCSI and Omantel Group’s Future Cities will support digital transformation in Oman through AI-driven solutions, data quality improvement, and smart city technologies, strengthening national capabilities in data-driven governance and innovation.
Princeton Digital Group has partnered with TPREL and Flexidao to implement India’s first time-matched carbon-free energy system at its MU1 Mumbai data centre. The initiative enables hourly matching of renewable generation to consumption, advancing 24/7 clean operations, while PDG also expands renewable fuel adoption in Indonesia through HVO biofuel.
Walee has launched Walee Sports Free Hits, a dynamic show for HBL PSL 10 targeting Gen-Z audiences. Hosted by Ahmad Shahzad and Mehaq Khokhar, the show blends cricket, comedy, and cultural commentary. Featuring influencers and cricket stars, Free Hits aims to create a relatable, fun experience for digital fans.
Wa’ed Ventures and Sumitomo have invested $30 million in Zension Technologies, a Riyadh-based startup offering a tech subscription model. The new funding will help launch Zaam, a platform for tech subscriptions in the UAE and Saudi Arabia, aiming to extend device lifespans and reduce e-waste in the region.
PayTic, a Moroccan fintech startup, has secured $4 million in funding to enhance its payment automation solutions and expand into North and Sub-Saharan African markets. The investment will help the company address the growing demand for efficient payment processing in Africa’s rapidly expanding digital payments economy.
Mastercard has partnered with eNovate, a subsidiary of eFinance Investment Group, to introduce a Card-as-a-Service (CaaS) solution to Egypt. This collaboration provides banks, fintechs, and non-financial institutions with an efficient platform for launching digital payment products, supporting Egypt’s digital transformation and Vision 2030 goals.
Egyptian startup SinAI has raised $1.45 million in a pre-seed funding round to develop AI-native interactive books, targeting the intersection…