Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technocity’s senior leadership attends Computex 2025 to explore AI, edge computing, and gaming innovations, strengthening partnerships to accelerate AI adoption and digital infrastructure growth across Sri Lanka.
Middle Eastern companies are driving smarter trade through digital solutions. Oman’s IGC launched a Gas Applications Portal to streamline natural gas requests, while Abu Dhabi’s AD Ports Group partnered with Indra Group to develop smart port solutions, digitalising logistics and trade operations across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
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Cybersecurity breaches in telecom organisations have surged, with AI and Gen AI playing a significant role in both the attacks and the defense strategies. Telecom companies are integrating these technologies into their cybersecurity plans to better detect, prevent, and respond to evolving threats in real time.
This partnership marks a major step toward decarbonizing dairy farming by delivering locally adapted high-impact technological solutions, at the service…
Somalia’s National Communications Authority (NCA) signed two MOUs with MCMC and CyberSecurity Malaysia to enhance digital regulation and cybersecurity collaboration. The agreements focus on 5G frameworks, cybersecurity threat prevention, and capacity building, aiming to improve Somalia’s digital infrastructure and readiness in the face of emerging challenges.
Ericsson, in partnership with stc Group, King Saud University, and Vonage, has launched the ‘Spark Tomorrow’ tech hackathon in Saudi Arabia. The two-day event will bring together developers to create innovative applications using IoT, AI, and XR technologies, supporting Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 goals of advancing digital transformation and innovation.
UAE and Saudi Arabia are moving forward with plans for 6G networks, with the UAE targeting a 2030 launch. However, telecom experts question the business case for 6G due to slowing data growth in MENA and the high costs of deploying 6G infrastructure compared to the ongoing expansion of 5G.
Yango Drive has unveiled key trends for 2024, highlighting growing demand for flexible daily rentals and long-term mobility solutions in the UAE. The platform caters to a wide range of users, offering everything from economy cars to luxury models, while its “no deposit” option enhances accessibility for both residents and tourists.
At GITEX Africa in Marrakech, Hamad Obaid Al Mansoori of Digital Dubai emphasized the shared ambition of Morocco and the UAE to promote the knowledge economy. The event, organized by Morocco’s Ministry of Digital Transition and KAOUN International, features 15,000 exhibitors and 800 startups, aiming to boost Africa’s innovation and entrepreneurial economy.