Oman’s semiconductor sector witnessing robust expansion
Oman expands semiconductor investments to build a regional tech hub, strengthening local capabilities in chip design, 5G, and advanced technologies.
Oman expands semiconductor investments to build a regional tech hub, strengthening local capabilities in chip design, 5G, and advanced technologies.
Al Wusta surpasses 1,000 digital transactions, signaling rising adoption of e-government services and improved accessibility across Oman.
Technology in Oman is enabling people with disabilities to innovate, create, and participate more fully in society through AI-driven accessibility tools, digital art, and inclusive entrepreneurial opportunities.
Oman attracts global chip firms and invests in semiconductor capabilities, advancing its ambition to build a competitive, tech-driven economy.
Oman is building a semiconductor ecosystem by attracting global firms, investing in chip design, and developing local talent to support its digital economy ambitions.
Oman plans a space tech hub in a starlight reserve, combining innovation, research, and sustainability to boost its growing space sector.
Oman launches its first space-sector sandbox with a new observatory and satellite hub, aiming to boost research, investment, and innovation while supporting sustainable tourism and national space capabilities.
An Omani engineer has developed an AI-powered mobile firefighting unit designed for industrial sites, featuring remote operation, thermal detection, solar power, and a large water capacity to improve emergency response in high-risk environments.
Oman’s Ministry of Culture, Sports and Youth has launched a Digital Innovation Award to encourage libraries to adopt advanced technologies and improve digital services. The initiative aims to modernize library operations, promote innovative digital solutions and strengthen access to knowledge as part of the country’s broader digital transformation efforts.
Oman’s digital economy is entering a high-growth phase, contributing approximately RO 800 million to the GDP as of 2023. This progress stems from the National Digital Economy Programme (2021–2025), which focused on foundational infrastructure, including 100% residential high-speed broadband coverage and significant investments in AI (RO 79m+).