Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Hayo strengthens its African operations with new offices in Botswana, Liberia, and Malawi, enhancing digital service delivery amid rising digital economy growth and supporting emerging market governments with innovative telecom solutions.
stc Bahrain’s strategic partnership with Singapore Gulf Bank enhances the bank’s digital capabilities, supporting Bahrain’s economic goals and the evolution of a resilient, future-ready financial sector.
GCG Enterprise Solutions broadens its AV offerings with integrated, customized systems across sectors in the UAE, reinforcing its position as a leading provider of future-ready audio-visual infrastructure.
Zain Bahrain, in partnership with Keyrus and powered by Omniflow AI, launches a unified super app enhancing digital customer engagement with personalized, seamless service management aligned with Bahrain’s 2030 vision.
Etihad Salam Telecom’s Salam Pioneers Program and Creative Center for Girls earn Silver Stevie Awards, highlighting their impact on workforce Saudization and female empowerment in Saudi Arabia’s tech industry.
The UAE-Bhutan AI partnership aims to stimulate economic growth through collaborative AI development, combining technological innovation with sustainable development priorities.
OREL IT’s TIA-942-C Tier III certification marks a major leap in Sri Lanka’s data infrastructure, reflecting the company’s leadership in modular data centres, sovereign cloud solutions, and national digital resilience.
Pakistan’s AI readiness ranks mid-regionally with growing concerns over low-quality AI content and regulatory gaps, balanced by entrepreneurial growth and calls for strategic investment and upskilling to unlock AI’s full potential.
SLASSCOM’s hybrid leadership program prepares IT professionals to transition effectively into management, addressing mid-level gaps and strengthening Sri Lanka’s position in the global tech industry.
Qatar Airways leads the aviation industry by offering free Starlink Wi-Fi with speeds up to 500 Mbps on its entire Boeing 777 fleet, setting new standards in inflight connectivity ahead of extending the service to its Airbus A350 planes.