Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
The Congress, held from 10–17 August, brought together more than 100 Catholic journalists and media practitioners from over 20 African…
The company’s first Mixed Reality device ushers in a new era of spatial computing and imaging innovation Dongguan, China –…
Dubai, UAE – August 22, 2025 – Tenable® (NASDAQ: TENB), the exposure management company, today announced the appointment of Matthew…
Acquisition strengthens the company’s leadership position in high-density integrated infrastructure solutions for data centers and critical digital environments Dubai, UAE…
Nepal imported goods worth 341.1B rupees from China in FY 2024–25, with telecom equipment, garments, machinery, textiles, and electrical goods topping the list. Smartphones made up the bulk of telecom imports, while the five categories represented 37% of total imports from China.
Kuwait Airways and STC have signed a protocol to strengthen cooperation across telecom, aviation, and technology. The partnership aims to drive digital transformation in Kuwait, applying advanced solutions in AI, IT, and air transport to benefit both industries and the wider national economy.
Olympic champion Osama Mellouli and Tunisie Telecom brought smiles to children at Bechir Hamza Hospital by donating tablets and spending time with young patients. The initiative created joy during Ramadan while easing hospital stays, with Tunisie Telecom vowing to continue similar social responsibility efforts.
Stripe unveiled stablecoin and AI product updates at Stripe Tour Singapore 2025, signaling rapid adoption in Asia’s internet economy. With 73% of businesses optimistic about global expansion, Stripe is expanding programmable financial services, fraud prevention, and cross-border solutions to fuel the region’s digital growth.
South Korea’s Rebellions has set up a Saudi unit in Riyadh to supply AI chips for Aramco data centers, following a USD 14.4M Wa’ed Ventures investment. The startup is also pursuing partnerships with Saudi telecom and IT firms as the Kingdom scales up AI infrastructure under Vision 2030.
ZTE and GO Telecom have completed Saudi Arabia’s first long-distance 5G-A mmWave trial, achieving 6 km coverage and 1 Gbps speeds on the 26 GHz band. The technology supports enterprise private networks, FWA, and industry applications, advancing Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 digital transformation goals.