Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Bangladesh expects mobile phone prices to fall after import duties were reduced, but Faiz Ahmad Taiyeb says coordinated action from regulators is needed for savings to reach consumers. He urged patience due to production lead times and defended ongoing telecom reforms, calling them foundational for the country’s digital economy.
Bahrain’s national cybersecurity strategy is strengthening trust in its digital economy, including online gaming. By enforcing governance standards, building cyber awareness, and aligning with global best practices, the Kingdom is creating a secure environment where gaming platforms and players can grow with confidence.
TotalEnergies and Bahrain’s Bapco Energies have launched BxT Trading, a 50-50 venture focused on trading output from the Sitra refinery. The partnership strengthens Bahrain’s downstream capabilities, expands TotalEnergies’ Middle East footprint, and aligns with refinery expansion plans exceeding 400,000 barrels per day.
Arcapita partners with Cloud Capital to acquire a 21MW data centre in Minneapolis, with plans to expand it to 31MW. The facility is leased to a sovereign AI and cloud provider, targeting surging demand from AI, cloud, and enterprise transformation while delivering stable, income-generating digital infrastructure exposure.
FUJAIRAH, United Arab Emirates–(BUSINESS WIRE/AETOSWire)– ScienceSoft will speak at the World Health Expo (WHX) Dubai 2026, the event formerly known…
· US$5.9M awarded to 11 organisations and high schools from the UAE, Brazil, Canada, Nepal, Switzerland, Uganda and across six…
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The expanded capabilities strengthen identity protection, disrupt device-related crime, and help governments secure their mobile ecosystems Nairobi, Kenya, 13 January…
BTCL has reduced registration and renewal fees for .bd second- and third-level domains by 36 percent, making national web addresses more affordable. The revised pricing lowers costs for startups, businesses, and individuals seeking an online presence, while continuing to operate under existing BTRC regulations.