Do You Still Need Physical ID For TSA If You Have A Digital ID?
Digital IDs in mobile wallets and apps are becoming more commonplace. You can add everything from your driver’s license to your school or…
Category: TECHNOLOGY
TECHNOLOGY
ChatGPT shares data on how many users exhibit psychosis or suicidal thoughts
OpenAI has released new estimates of the number of ChatGPT users who exhibit possible signs of mental health emergencies, including mania, psychosis or…
Qatar’s innovation horizon evolving at rapid rate: Expert
The innovation landscape in Qatar is advancing and developing at an exceptionally fast pace, attributed to a range of strategic government policies and…
Why European fintechs are flocking to the UAE
The UAE has become a popular hotspot for European fintechs — but it’s not without challenges European fintechs are flocking to the United…
Elon Musk’s Dubai Loop to launch in 2026, you might like to know
Dubai’s high-speed underground transit aims to cut travel times and reduce congestion Dubai is preparing to welcome Elon Musk’s Boring Company in what…
Saudi’s global hub ambition behind record leveraged buyout deal for EA
Saudi Arabia is furthering its gaming hub ambitions with a record $55B deal for electronic arts. The investments in the gaming industry are being…
GITEX 2025 Abu Dhabi to unveil ‘world’s most advanced’ AI-powered government platform TAMM 4.0
The Abu Dhabi Government Enablement Department announced that it is nearing full operational deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies across all government entities.…
Qatar launches national cyber crisis management frameworks
Qatar has taken a decisive step in fortifying its digital defences with the launch of the National Cyber Crisis Management Framework and the…
China bets on Morocco to lead Africa’s electric energy future
Morocco is preparing to build Africa’s first battery gigafactory, a $5.6 billion project backed by China’s Gotion High-Tech, which will place the North African kingdom…
Morocco’s green energy could power half of Europe electricity?
Morocco’s trade minister says his country could, in theory, keep half of Europe’s lights on. With vast solar fields and powerful Atlantic winds, the North African…