7 December 2025
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artificial-intelligence

ABB Opens Major AI and Digital Solutions Training Center in the UAE to Power Regional Energy Transition

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ABB has opened a major AI-focused digital training and customer experience center in Dubai to support the Middle East’s growing need for skilled engineers in electrification, predictive maintenance, and digital energy management. The $2 million facility will train 2,000 professionals annually, helping the UAE strengthen energy resilience, modernize infrastructure, and meet rising electricity demand through advanced, sustainable technologies.

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Magna AI Expands Deep Tech Investment in Saudi Arabia as Enterprise AI Demand Surges

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Magna AI, backed by Trend Micro and Wistron Digital Technology Holding Company, is expanding its operations in Saudi Arabia to meet rising enterprise AI demand and support Vision 2030. The company is building sovereign AI systems, launching major regional initiatives, enhancing cybersecurity capabilities, and enabling national-scale AI adoption across government, energy, finance, healthcare, and smart city sectors.

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NVIDIA Eyes Morocco as Next Strategic Hub Following South Africa AI Factory Launch

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NVIDIA is targeting Morocco as a priority market after launching its first African AI factory in South Africa through partner Cassava Technologies. A delegation visited Rabat to assess opportunities as the company plans further expansion across Egypt, Kenya, Morocco and Nigeria. Analysts cite Morocco’s proximity to Europe, strong digital ambitions and supportive policy environment, though experts note that advanced skills, cloud capacity and incentive frameworks are crucial to securing major AI investments.

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Morocco Warns Against Digital Dependence as Minister Calls for African Tech Sovereignty at MeDays Forum

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Morocco’s digital transition minister Amal El Fellah Seghrouchni warned at the MeDays Southern Forum that Africa risks deep digital dependence unless it builds sovereign capabilities in AI, data centers, chips and cybersecurity. Highlighting Morocco’s investments in sovereign cloud infrastructure, data embassies, and startup support, she urged African nations to strengthen local tech ecosystems to avoid relying on foreign algorithms and infrastructure. The discussion emphasized balancing digital progress with sovereignty, security and long-term resilience.

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Jordan’s Propeller Launches $50M Fund III to Back Global AI Infrastructure Startups

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Jordan-based VC firm Propeller has launched a $50 million Fund III dedicated to horizontal AI infrastructure and AI-native applications. Operating across MENA and the US, the fund aims to connect regional talent with Silicon Valley while supporting US startups entering Middle Eastern markets. Propeller has already made five US-focused investments this year and has backed 30+ startups across its earlier funds, solidifying its position as a cross-border AI investor.

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Egypt Projects AI to Contribute 7.7% of National GDP by 2030

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Egypt forecasts that AI will contribute 7.7% to its GDP by 2030, supported by major investments in digital infrastructure and a national plan to train 30,000 specialists. The country’s US$490 million AI market is expanding across cybersecurity, renewable energy, and education. Experts say this holistic strategy will reinforce Egypt’s regional digital leadership and support long-term economic sustainability.

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