Bentley Systems, the infrastructure engineering software company, has unveiled new infrastructure AI capabilities at its Year in Infrastructure conference. Bentley also announced an Infrastructure AI co-innovation initiative, inviting engineering firms and asset owners to collaborate on the next generation of AI workflows.
Abu Dhabi-based G42 has announced steady progress on its key development - Stargate UAE - a large-scale AI infrastructure cluster being developed by Khazna. The facility, a part of 5GW UAE–US AI Campus in Abu Dhabi, is on track for 2026 handover.
Cvent, a provider of event, marketing and hospitality technology solutions, brought together 400 event, marketing and hospitality professionals for the fourth edition of Cvent Accelerate Dubai 2026, held at InterContinental Dubai Festival City.
Logitech has introduced a new range of enterprise collaboration products, marking what the company describes as the largest enterprise product launch in its history, as businesses look to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into meeting rooms and workplace technology.
Private aviation brokers face growing pressure to compete on price as digital tools improve access to aircraft availability and charter rates, increasing the importance of operational expertise, safety compliance and accountability, according to industry leaders speaking at Corporate Jet Investor Dubai 2026.
Nations and enterprises were urged to build autonomous compute infrastructure through open source and future mindset on the second day of Gitex Global in Dubai.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) could unlock more than $1 trillion across the Middle East by 2030, including $200 billion through sustainable finance and $370 billion through public investment. a new World Economic Forum report says.
Hilal Technology, a trusted provider of digital transformation and innovative technology solutions. explored the latest advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and enterprise infrastructure at the Dell Technologies SENAL Executive Partner Summit.
Leaders from technology, business and civil society called for greater adaptability, investment in human capabilities and youth inclusion as artificial intelligence reshapes societies, economies and workplaces, during the opening session of the Annual Meeting of Global Future Leaders 2026 in Dubai.
Artificial intelligence (AI), biometrics, digital twins and integrated data platforms are transforming airport operations across the region, as industry leaders highlight technology’s role in improving passenger screening, baggage handling and capacity management at the 25th edition of Airport Show in Dubai.
