The first batch of LEPAS L8 PHEVs left Guangzhou's Nansha Port bound for the UAE and Kuwait. Chery is betting a brand almost nobody in the region has heard of can sell premium plug-in hybrids in a market still built around petrol.
Lahint says it has finished building a single backend that plugs directly into official Saudi government APIs, and is now launching AI-powered services for businesses on top of it. The company isn't naming the platforms.
The Dubai proptech has closed a Series A led by Speedinvest and Mashreq's NeoVentures, betting that turning annual rent into monthly digital payments is the first step toward owning the rails of an entire property market.
At its Intelligence in Motion event in London, eToro unveiled an AI-first app anchored by Tori, a proactive agent, plus agent-powered portfolios, self-custody crypto wallets and a new tagline: Know better.
Group-IB's new Purple Teaming service puts red-team attackers and in-house defenders in the same room, in real time, to find out whether all that security spending actually detects anything.
Snapchat is giving 13-to-15-year-olds a dedicated profile where Stories and Spotlight videos are visible only to mutual friends. The trade-off: younger teens lose access to the public feed entirely.
OMODA & JAECOO has confirmed its Super Intelligent Valet Parking system will debut in the UAE in the second half of 2026 on the JAECOO J7, making the country the first Middle East market to get it.
SANS Institute's new Falcon 180 Mission packages six months of on-demand courses, a GIAC certification and live event access into one pathway for security pros across the Middle East, Türkiye and Africa.
