Abu Dhabi continues to strengthen its position as a leading global destination for ambitious AI companies and projects in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector. This growth is supported by advanced infrastructure, progressive legislation, and a thriving investment environment.

Officials reported that the emirate has seen steady growth in advanced technology companies.

Ahmad Ali Alwan, Chief Executive Officer of the global tech ecosystem Hub71, announced that the platform successfully attracted 13 new AI-driven start-ups during the first half of 2025.

With this addition, the number of AI-focused start-ups under Hub71 has risen to 53. These companies represent top talent and entrepreneurship from around the world. This expansion underscores Abu Dhabi’s status as a global centre for digital innovation and a preferred destination for high-value investments in this vital sector.

Alwan revealed that Hub71 plays a pivotal role in accelerating the growth of these companies by:

• Providing specialised mentorship.
• Facilitating market access.
• Opening avenues for regional and global expansion.

He added that as these companies advance, their impact extends to the wider economy. This includes creating high-quality jobs, enabling knowledge exchange, and supporting strategic sectors. These efforts reinforce Abu Dhabi’s role as a global hub for innovation, entrepreneurship, and advanced technologies.

The list of new companies joining in the first half of the year includes Aurem, CambioML, Fundbot Technologies, Mithry, New Path Bio, Nodeshift, Onloop, Redbrick, Simpleem, Skipr, Vivan Therapeutics, xMap, and Vaxo.

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