Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Liquid Intelligent Technologies has partnered with Globalstar to deliver advanced 5G connectivity solutions across Africa, the Middle East, and the Gulf. The collaboration grants Liquid exclusive rights to distribute Globalstar’s XCOM RAN 5G private network solution, aiming to revolutionize industries like mining and support AI-driven applications in these regions.
Saudi Arabia and the UAE are aggressively investing in AI hubs and massive data center infrastructure, positioning themselves as Middle East leaders in artificial intelligence amid geopolitical tech rivalries. Both countries aim to leverage AI for economic diversification but face challenges in talent and frontier innovation.
du, alongside Microsoft, Nokia, Khalifa University, and ITU, has launched the first Arabic-language telecom AI model designed to enhance internal operations with culturally aware, real-time support. The project advances UAE’s vision for sovereign AI and sector innovation.
NBB and Batelco by Beyon have signed an MoU to explore collaboration across their retail and loyalty ecosystems. The agreement focuses on aligning loyalty programmes, offering bundled services, and integrating digital platforms to deliver tailored customer experiences, supporting Bahrain’s wider goals for digital innovation and connected retail services.
Kuwait has become one of the first countries worldwide to complete a nationwide 5G Advanced rollout, with Huawei and Knetco deploying the technology for Ooredoo, Zain, and stc. The upgrade strengthens Vision 2035 goals, supports smart city and industrial applications, and lays the foundation for Kuwait’s future 6G journey.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates–(BUSINESS WIRE)– FoX-i, a Dubai-based alternative investment firm specializing in systematic FX strategies, today announced that it…
Nepal’s Communications Ministry expands its free Wi-Fi campaign across public and remote areas, partnering with telecom operators to boost digital inclusion and connectivity.
Careem will suspend its Pakistan operations on July 18 due to macroeconomic challenges, stiff competition, and capital constraints. This move ends a key chapter in Pakistan’s digital transport evolution, underscoring broader strains in the country’s startup ecosystem and shifting strategies among global ride-hailing firms.
Reboot Coding Institute launches AI Generalists and AI First programs to build AI skills among Bahraini professionals and youth, fostering ethical and practical AI adoption across sectors.
A major telecom company’s decision to cut 125 jobs has sparked debate in Oman over responsible corporate restructuring and private-sector job security. Economists say the move highlights the need to balance efficiency with talent retention, skills development, and the broader signals such actions send to the national labour market.