Sheikh Nasser bin Hamad bin Nasser al-Thani has been appointed as Ooredoo’s Group Regional CEO for the Middle East, effective December 16, 2024. The move is part of a broader restructuring, introducing two regional CEO positions. Sheikh Nasser brings over 20 years of experience within Ooredoo to his new role.
e& Enterprise has partnered with Cloudera to accelerate digital transformation in the Middle East. The collaboration focuses on AI-powered solutions, generative AI, and data management to enhance efficiency in key sectors like telecom, healthcare, and finance. Together, they aim to foster innovation and drive business growth across the region.
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PwC Middle East has partnered with OpenAI, becoming the region’s first reseller of its services. This collaboration enhances PwC’s AI capabilities, enabling organizations to scale their AI infrastructure effectively. The partnership supports local businesses in harnessing advanced AI innovations for impactful outcomes and value creation.
By 2029, 5G subscriptions in the region are projected to reach 519 million, contributing to 48% of total data traffic.
As AI continues to drive innovation, companies like Wahyd Group are leading the digital transformation, particularly in the logistics sector, where they are incorporating AI to streamline operations and optimize efficiencies.
Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Egypt recorded the highest number of data breaches in the region.
The service aims to provide organizations with customized Generative AI solutions to improve workforce efficiency amidst a talent shortage.
JLL has expanded its technology division, JLL Technologies (JLLT), into the Middle East to enhance innovation in commercial real estate. Led by Dr. Matthew Marson, the division aims to provide advanced digital solutions, focusing on smart building design and data-driven strategies to improve client outcomes and operational efficiency.
Korean tech giants are poised to expand in the Middle East, exploring opportunities to establish semiconductor facilities in the UAE. This move aligns with the region’s strategy to diversify beyond oil, leveraging AI and advanced manufacturing to foster economic growth.
