The deal brings automated data classification and compliance enforcement into Core42's sovereign cloud infrastructure, advancing G42's bid to build an end-to-end AI architecture the UAE controls

A new directive from Dubai's leadership tasks the Chamber of Commerce with training, incubation, and dedicated funding to make the city the world's leading city for autonomous AI adoption commercially.

Aligning with the UAE Central Bank’s continuity priorities, RAKBANK has rolled out massive capital expansions and debt deferrals to stabilise the SME sector.

Three moves defined the week: a national government committed to agentic AI at scale, frontier labs hit revenue parity with mid-tier SaaS giants, and the security tools organisations trust most became the sharpest available attack surface.

The enterprises getting agents into production are not the ones automating faster. They are the ones rebuilding the data, infrastructure and security foundations that legacy transformation programmes were never designed to carry.

New ServiceNow research covering 34,000 respondents globally finds UAE executives are aware their customers want empathy and have chosen not to prioritise it, even as 83 million hours a year are lost to poor service.

Android is the primary growth engine. Emerging markets are producing the subscribers. Short Drama and OTT are capturing the spend. New data from AppsFlyer, RevenueCat and Adapty maps exactly how far the market has moved — and what it now demands from marketers.

Dubai's Dh1-billion support package, approved Tuesday and in effect from today, is the latest in a series of layered economic interventions that business owners say demonstrate the UAE's proactive commitment to stability and growth.

From fee deferrals to customs extensions, a Dh1 billion stimulus package approved by HH Sheikh Hamdan targets business liquidity and sector resilience across Dubai over the next three to six months.

The UAE's enterprise technology community is deploying AI, locking in infrastructure investments and building the foundations of the next growth cycle. The conviction has never wavered.

When IT teams fail, businesses fail. This article by Dynatrace's Rob Van Lubek makes the case for why investing in IT excellence — through better tools, stronger support, and high-achieving talent — is the defining competitive move of the digital era.

Imran Khan, founder of PIXL and Invespy, on why Dubai real estate is not in trouble, just growing up, and what that means for founders, investors, and the next generation of ownership.

The low-code platform has helped Mai Dubai halve its approval cycle times and standardise operations across departments — part of a broader enterprise push that includes Coca-Cola, Americana Group, and other regional heavyweights.

With 64% of end users modernising infrastructure and cloud adoption set to jump from 27% to 44% in two years, Axis Communications’ inaugural report maps the next phase of intelligent video across the Middle East.

The deal brings together enterprise privileged access management and just-in-time runtime authorisation, advancing the case for eliminating standing privilege in AI-driven environments.

Data from Nutanix, Cloudflare, and Fortinet exposes seven structural gaps in enterprise AI, cloud, and cybersecurity readiness heading into 2026.

The data storage giant’s HAMR-based drives, now shipping at up to 44TB, promise to reshape the economics of AI-scale cloud infrastructure.

The eighth annual Nutanix Enterprise Cloud Index reveals a widening gap between AI ambition and infrastructure reality. Shadow AI is spreading unchecked, organisational silos are slowing deployment, and 82% of leaders say their on-premises setup is not fully ready for AI workloads. Yet the momentum is undeniable, with containers now the default foundation for modern applications and AI agents moving from concept to production.

Leading UAE telecoms operator du reassures investors with AED 4.2 billion in available liquidity, full network operations and a recommended 2025 dividend of 64 fils per share.

A global survey of 1,200 leaders and specialists by Riverbed finds 87% of manufacturers are meeting or exceeding AI returns, yet only 37% say they are ready to operationalise it at scale, exposing a widening gap between boardroom confidence and technical reality.