· Dataiku/Harris Poll Survey of 500 International CEOs Unveils Startling Admissions on AI’s Impact on Leadership, Competitive Survival, and the…
Purpose-built to bring unmatched performance, scalability and power of FlashBlade technology to next-generation, GPU-intensive AI and HPC workloads Dubai, United…
· Syntys launches with significant operational footprint and ambitious expansion plans · Strategic positioning to support the growing demand for…
Abu Dhabi, UAE, March 11, 2025 – Oracle partner and UAE-based technology company, Open Innovation AI, today announced a collaboration…
Doha, March 11, 2025: The Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) has launched a public consultation related to the current review of…
The Vertiv™ CoolLoop Trim Cooler is an energy-efficient and space-saving solution designed to operate with fluctuating water temperatures common to…
Oman Data Park has partnered with Fortinet to optimize its Security Operations Center (SOC) using Fortinet’s AI-driven SecOps platform. This enhancement will reduce detection and response times, integrate deception technology for better security, and streamline operations, strengthening its commitment to safeguarding client data and improving service quality.
ORA Technologies has raised $4.4 million to scale its digital financial services in Morocco. The funding will support the growth of its ORA Cash mobile wallet and e-commerce platform, KooulMaroc. With 300,000+ downloads, ORA Technologies aims to improve digital accessibility and financial inclusion for Moroccan consumers.
ToumAI, a Moroccan AI startup, raised USD 1 million in pre-seed funding to enhance its AI-driven customer experience solutions tailored to African languages and cultural nuances. The funding will support the growth of its HolistiCX suite, market expansion, and team development. ToumAI aims to improve inclusivity in digital transformation.
Moov Africa Gabon, a subsidiary of Maroc Telecom, avoided nationalization despite Gabon’s recent economic shifts under new leadership. While the country nationalized key energy firms, the telecommunications sector remained untouched. Maroc Telecom holds a 52% market share, with rival Ariel Gabon at 48%, ensuring stability for the telecom market.
