The UAE has introduced several national AI initiatives, including appointing the world’s first Minister of State for AI in 2017 and launching the National Strategy for Artificial Intelligence 2031
LEAP East is poised to become a landmark event in the tech world, positioning Hong Kong as a central player in shaping the future of global innovation
As companies navigate the fourth industrial revolution, the integration of AI in industrial processes is proving to be both a challenge and an opportunity
This premier maritime event will take place at Dubai Harbour for the fourth consecutive year
More than 50 per cent of the startups in Cohort 16 are seed and series A ventures, operating across nine industries, including fintech, climate tech, health tech, edtech, and mobility and logistics
We spoke to key leaders from these companies about the event and their participation
A new era in sports is unfolding, where AI and digital innovation elevate every moment on and off the track
Guillaume Dufond of Ethara, and Jamie Cunningham of OneToWatch, discuss how E1H aims to shape the future of sports and entertainment in the UAE and beyond
A driving force behind LEAP’s rapid expansion in Riyadh, Mike Champion gives us an insider’s view on how Tahaluf is reshaping the region’s event landscape
The Recording Academy, which launched the Latin Grammys 25 years ago, is now looking to help music and artists from the Middle East and North Africa gain global traction
The RAILBUS carriage measures 11.5 metres in length, 2.6 metres in width, and 2.9 metres in height, with a capacity to accommodate 40 passengers and a top speed of 100 km/h
DeepFest 2025 features more than 150 speakers and 120 exhibitors, welcoming over 50,000 participants globally
Revealed at LEAP 2025, the new industrial smartphone will enhance connectivity for 5G IoT devices, edge computing, and industrial applications
Inception, a subsidiary of G42, will serve as the Programme Lead for the foundation, advancing its mission to ensure that AI development remains both ethical and inclusive
The event reinforces Saudi Arabia’s ambition to establish itself as a primary hub for digital transformation and a destination for technology investments
The two countries have agreed to a framework accord for a 1 gigawatt data centre dedicated to artificial intelligence
AI plays a crucial role in aggregating and interpreting complex data models, which are becoming more intricate as networks grow
LEAP 2025 promises even more with 1,800 global tech brands, 680 startups, and 1,000 expert speakers showcasing next-gen solutions in sectors such as space, gaming, education, and smart cities
Altman’s Abu Dhabi stop comes as the ChatGPT maker looks to raise about $40bn to fuel its model development
MEBA 2025 comes as blockchain adoption continues to grow across the MENA region
The shoppers would have an option for a preferred alternative to existing payment methods
Apple Invites includes an easy-to-use Shared Album feature, where guests can upload photos and videos
The partnership with Dubai AI Campus aims to anticipate consumer trends and shape the future of the food and beverage industry
The HMD Fusion caters to users who crave personalisation and creativity with its interchangeable outfits and customisable features
This year at LEAP in Saudi Arabia, HPE Aruba Networking will be taking centre stage with a unique approach to its solutions and offerings
Andrew Elvish, VP of Global Marketing at Genetec, shares the company’s latest offerings, key trends in the physical security space, and the company’s focus on the region
Responsible AI in security is not just about maximising technological potential; it’s about safeguarding the rights and trust of the public
Dr Maaz Shaikh, VP of Product Management at M42, shares how AI is reshaping the global healthcare landscape, highlighting M42’s innovative role in this transformation
Accenture Song’s CEO and the founder of Droga 5 shares insights on how technology is transforming creativity, the role of AI in shaping marketing strategies
Shares of Nvidia plummeted 17 per cent on Monday, wiping $593bn from the chipmaker’s market value