The Dubai Electronic Security Centre has launched the Dubai AI Security Policy to strengthen cybersecurity and support AI development, aiming to position the UAE as a global leader in artificial intelligence by 2031.
. This policy was unveiled at the Dubai AI and Web3 Festival 2024, marking DESC’s commitment as the event’s official cybersecurity partner.
nitially targeting government agencies, du aims to provide cost-effective solutions that will reduce the expenses linked with data transfer outside the region, according to the company’s CEO, Fahad Al Hassawi.
Connectly raises $20 million in Series B funding, driven by its innovative AI technology that enhances personalized customer interactions, promising a more engaging retail experience.
AI is projected to significantly enhance the UAE’s GDP, contributing up to $100 billion by 2030, as highlighted by Astra Tech’s CEO at the Dubai AI & Web3 Festival.
PTCL seeks regulatory approval for its acquisition of Telenor Pakistan and Orion Towers, with the deal set to reshape control over key telecommunications assets in Pakistan.
Broadband Telecom (BTI) partners with Togo Cellular and Telma Madagascar to provide exclusive international A2P messaging services, enhancing connectivity and communication solutions across Africa.
Huawei and UNESCO launch Phase II of their collaborative project to enhance digital learning in Brazil, Egypt, and Thailand, focusing on creating inclusive and resilient educational environments.
Paymob is revolutionizing digital payments across the MENA region, expanding its services and merchant base while embracing technological innovations to enhance financial inclusivity and operational efficiency.
Zain Bahrain collaborates with Ericsson on a trial to reduce radio site energy consumption by 35%, demonstrating a commitment to sustainability and efficient operations.
