Did you know that Qatar’s artificial intelligence (AI) sector is projected to reach a market value of over QAR 2 billion by 2025? By 2030, artificial intelligence is expected to boost the national economy by 2.3% and generate approximately USD 5 billion in revenue, underscoring Qatar’s digital transformation and ambition to become a global AI innovator.

Read more: Why Qatar Might Be the Next AI Superpower

Constructing a submarine cable network spanning thousands of kilometers across challenging ocean depths is a monumental undertaking in the telecommunications industry. These modern marvels of fiber-optic technology facilitate terabit-speed data transmission, meeting the soaring demand for high-speed internet connectivity worldwide.

Read more: Navigating the Depths: Overcoming Multinational Challenges in Subsea Cable Projects

According to a 2025 AI Sentiment Index Study, countries from the Middle East and Asia are the most comfortable when dealing with artificial intelligence (AI). India and China are at the top globally (88 out of 100) while the UAE and Saudi Arabia have the highest levels within the Arab region, with 87 and 86 scores respectively.

Read more: High Tech, High Trust: Saudi and UAE Among World’s Most AI-Comfortable Nations

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) Cabinet has approved the establishment of a Regulatory Intelligence Office and the artificial intelligence (AI)-powered integrated regulatory intelligence ecosystem to modernize the country’s legislative process.

Read more: UAE Approves AI-Powered Legislative Ecosystem to Transform Lawmaking

In 2006, data was coined “the new oil” of the economy by British mathematician, Clive Humby. Over 18 years, privacy concerns have generally created barriers to its full utilization, leading to the globalized perception that data analytics and privacy are inherently at odds. However, in 2025, this view is arguably limiting as businesses can adopt various strategies that balance privacy protection with effective data analysis.

Read more: Privacy-First Data Analytics: Rethinking How We Harness Information

Observed on April 10th, Global Work From Home Day highlights the rise of remote and hybrid work. Once a necessity, it has become a preferred, sustainable model across industries as companies now rely on cloud-based tools, artificial intelligence (AI) solutions, and secure digital infrastructure to support seamless operations.

Read more: From Perk to Reality: The Evolution of Remote and Hybrid Work Models

The highly anticipated CABSAT and Integrate Middle East (Integrate ME) are set to return in 2025 with their latest editions, taking place from 13 to 15 May 2025, at the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC).

Read more: Connecting Creativity, Content, and Tech: What to Expect at CABSAT and Integrate ME 2025

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