DigitalX, a subsidiary of Dubai Electricity & Water Authority’s digital division, has partnered with Samsung, a global leader in digital solutions, to drive digital innovation in the UAE. The collaboration aims to leverage cutting-edge technologies, foster innovation, and explore new business opportunities.
Dubai’s Crown Prince, H.H. Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, has approved the “Dubai Program for Gaming 2033,” aiming to make Dubai a top 10 global gaming city, create 30,000 jobs, and boost GDP by $1 billion by 2033. The initiative will support developers, designers, entrepreneurs, and startups in the gaming sector, focusing on talent, content, and technology. Three metaverse initiatives were also launched to cement Dubai’s leadership in metaverse development. The move aligns with Dubai’s vision to be a future-ready city, emphasizing technology and innovation.
In a visit to the UAE, Microsoft Chairman and CEO Satya Nadella emphasized the profound impact of AI in driving…
Moro Hub, a subsidiary of Digital DEWA, is set to collaborate with SAP to bring SAP’s public cloud services to Moro’s solar-powered Green Data Centre, the world’s largest of its kind. This partnership aims to help UAE organizations reduce their environmental footprint while leveraging SAP’s cloud solutions. The initiative aligns with the UAE’s sustainability goals and its commitment to digitalization. The move builds on a long-standing relationship between DEWA and SAP, marking a significant step toward responsible growth and operational excellence in the UAE.
A KPMG report reveals that 89 percent of UAE tech leaders are confident in their current technology’s ability to drive business growth, surpassing global peers by 16 percent. The report highlights a focus on AI, ESG, and XaaS technologies, with strong belief in AI’s ROI. Additionally, tech leaders prioritize employee satisfaction and cybersecurity. Challenges include data management and legacy tech limitations. The UAE envisions a digital evolution reshaping various industries in line with its centennial 2071 ambitions.
Standard Chartered’s fifth cohort of the Women in Tech accelerator programme, launched in partnership with DIFC Innovation Hub, has awarded a total of USD 100,000 in equity-free seed capital to the top three female-led tech startups in the UAE.
