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AI-powered wearable technology is revolutionizing sports by enhancing performance and preventing injuries. By tracking metrics like heart rate and movement in real time, athletes and teams can receive personalized feedback, optimizing training. While challenges like data overload and privacy remain, machine learning simplifies data for actionable insights in real-time.
du has launched a Travel eSIM to provide seamless, affordable data connectivity for transit travelers at UAE airports. The service allows passengers to easily access data bundles for over 190 countries, ensuring a smooth and convenient travel experience, with instant activation and setup via QR code scanning at the airport.
Aramco Digital has partnered with Recykal to promote a circular economy in Saudi Arabia, using AI-powered waste management solutions to enhance resource efficiency and sustainability. The collaboration supports Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 by focusing on reducing landfill waste, improving waste management, and advancing sustainable practices in various industries.
Morocco is launching the “YouCode Fès” school in the Fès-Meknès region to enhance digital skills in programming and coding. This initiative aligns with Morocco’s Digital Maroc 2030 strategy, aiming to create 270,000 digital jobs by 2030 and boost digital export revenues. The school will improve youth employability in tech.
