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Alliance Care Technologies (ACT), a value-based healthcare provider that provides advanced technology and artificial intelligence solutions to address the industry's most pressing challenges, has joined Hub71, Abu Dhabi's global technology ecosystem.

Emirates Post Group (EPG) and Hub71, Abu Dhabi’s global tech […]

With the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the two organizations, Sharjah Research, Technology and Innovation Park serves as a hub for the incubation of tech startups.

Microsoft UAE has announced the appointment of Naim Yazbeck as General Manager, Microsoft UAE, effective July 1, 2022. Yazbeck takes over for Sayed Hashish, who has held the position since 2016.

Hub71, Abu Dhabi's global tech ecosystem, and e& enterprise, a division of e& (formerly Etisalat Group), have announced the establishment of the region's first AI Center of Excellence (CoE).

Digital health players focused on analytics are emerging and enabling digital transformation in the healthcare sector across key markets in the Middle East. BCG’s analysis segmented analytics players into three archetypes: (1) players with broad analytics capabilities (i.e., not only focused on healthcare), (2) players with health analytics capabilities in select use cases, (3) players bringing holistic health platforms.

For most countries, there are different hubs for technology and innovation, such as Bangalore in India, Silicon Valley in the United States, Beijing or Shanghai in China, and London in the United Kingdom.

Pure Storage®, the IT pioneer that provides the most advanced data storage technology and services in the world, has announced AIRI®/S, the next generation of its complete AI-ready infrastructure developed by Pure Storage and NVIDIA.

Tribal Credit, a Silicon Valley-based global company that provides integrated financial solutions for startups in the Middle East and emerging markets, announced that it has hired Shariyah Review Bureau (SRB), a Shari'a Advisory firm based in the Gulf Cooperation Council, to review, certify, and supervise Shari'a compliance for its new corporate cards and working capital products in Islamic markets.

According to a global survey of 300 C-suite banking industry executives, 54% believe their financial institutions have faced increased competition from digital alternatives over the last three years. These executives, however, indicate that they are better positioned to compete. Notably, 84% said they have the necessary technological tools to create new digital products and services to some extent or more.