GITEX GLOBAL 2025, the world’s largest tech event, returns to Dubai this October with over 6,800 exhibitors and 2,000 startups. Explore groundbreaking innovations in AI, smart cities, cybersecurity, and sustainability as global tech leaders gather to shape the digital future at Dubai World Trade Centre.
The introduction of the “Eye” system underscores the UAE's commitment to leveraging AI technologies to enhance public service efficiency and support the nation's economic growth through innovation.
Read MoreAbu Dhabi has made global headlines by unveiling AutoGov, the world’s first AI-powered public servant, during GITEX Global 2025. Designed to handle everyday government services — from license renewals to healthcare appointments — this innovation marks a major step toward a fully AI-native government.
Read MoreDubai’s biggest tech spectacle is back — and bigger than ever. GITEX Global 2025 marks its 45th edition with a record-breaking number of exhibitors, startups, and investors, transforming the city into the global capital of innovation. From AI and quantum computing to robotics and sustainable tech, this year’s event sets the stage for the future of digital transformation worldwide.
Read MoreGoogle has launched Gemini Enterprise, a powerful AI platform designed to bring advanced artificial intelligence to workplaces worldwide. The platform enables businesses to automate tasks, analyze data, and enhance collaboration, marking a major step in AI-driven productivity.
Read MoreUAE students are set to gain free one-year access to Google’s powerful AI tool, Gemini Pro, starting October 2025. The initiative aims to boost digital learning, research, and creativity — marking a major step in integrating artificial intelligence into the UAE’s education system.
Read MoreIn a landmark privacy update, WhatsApp is set to roll out a new feature that will let users connect and chat without revealing their phone numbers. This long-awaited change marks a major shift in how people use the world’s most popular messaging app—making conversations more private, secure, and convenient, especially for communities, businesses, and online groups.
Read MoreExpatriates in the UAE are rapidly moving away from traditional money exchange counters and embracing digital remittance platforms. Faster transfers, 24/7 convenience, and enhanced security are driving this change, with mobile apps and online banking becoming the preferred tools for sending money home.
Read MoreExpatriates in the UAE are rapidly moving away from traditional money exchange counters and embracing digital remittance platforms. Faster transfers, 24/7 convenience, and enhanced security are driving this change, with mobile apps and online banking becoming the preferred tools for sending money home.
Read MoreMeta has activated teen accounts for Facebook and Messenger users worldwide, giving 13 to 17-year-olds extra safety protections, content filters, and parental controls. The move marks a major step in online child safety as hundreds of millions of teens are now automatically placed under these enhanced digital safeguards.
Read MoreOnline shopping in the UAE has become an essential part of daily life, but with the rise of e-commerce comes an increasing risk of falling victim to scam websites. To help residents stay safe, UAE authorities have introduced a simple online tool that allows users to verify whether a website is genuine before making a purchase.
Read MoreWith online shopping, mobile banking, and digital payments becoming part of everyday life in the UAE, credit cards are more exposed to fraud and cybercrime than ever before. Experts warn that scams are evolving fast, making it crucial for residents to strengthen their security habits, use available bank tools, and stay vigilant to safeguard their money.
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