The AI Times
The AI Times
The AI Times
The AI Times
The AI Times
The AI Times
The AI Times
Micropolis Robotics to showcase physical AI at AIM Congress 2026
Micropolis Robotics is showcasing its UAE-developed Physical AI and autonomous mobile robots at the Annual Investment Meeting 2026 in Dubai. Collaborating with Dubai Police, the
Honor unveils smartphone with motorised camera arm and 6,800-nit screen
The Robot Phone builds a 4-degree-of-freedom titanium gimbal into a flagship handset, records 10-bit ARRI LogC3 and tracks its user without being touched. HONOR has
Cisco adds Supermicro to Its NVIDIA AI stack as rack density outruns Its own compute
Supermicro liquid and air-cooled systems will be validated and sold by Cisco from October, in a reference architecture built for neocloud and sovereign cloud buyers
Qualcomm’s first Middle East Tech for Good grant goes to Abu Dhabi’s TII for onboard drone diagnostics
The grant funds work to run TII’s SADEED predictive maintenance platform directly on Qualcomm’s Dragonwing IQ9 edge processor, keeping safety-critical aircraft health data off the
Snap and MCIT to train 20,000 Saudis in digital skills by 2030
The Saudi Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) has signed a strategic agreement with Snap Inc. to equip 20,000 Saudis with digital skills by
Palo Alto Networks acquires Console to add agentic AI to Cortex
Palo Alto Networks earlier this week announced that it had acquired Console, an AI company whose software executes enterprise operations work on instruction. The transaction
Machine attacks need machine defenders: redesigning the SOC for AI-speed threats
Security teams have always lived with asymmetry. Attackers can choose the time, the target, and the technique. Defenders have to be right across the entire
Magna AI Wants to Build Saudi Arabia’s National Token Factory and Says Compute Is the Easy Part
The most consequential news out of Riyadh this week arrived without any of the staging. On 31 August, AMD, Cisco and the Public Investment Fund’s
“You Put AI on Top of the Mess, You Get a Bigger Mess”: The ARIS CEO on Why Enterprise AI Budgets Keep Disappearing
There is a moment Guillaume Bacuvier, CEO, ARIS, keeps returning to, and it is not a technical one. It is the moment a senior executive
Four of the world’s six leading AI models run on Oracle, but there is more that KSA is looking for
Oracle’s pitch to the AI market begins with a number that is easy to say and hard to build: 132,000 GPUs in a single cluster,
