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Abu Dhabi has cemented its reputation as one of the world’s leading cities for innovation and entrepreneurship, supported by a comprehensive ecosystem that enables startups to grow, scale, and expand into international markets. At the heart of this ecosystem is Hub71, which plays a central role in strengthening Abu Dhabi’s position as a global hub for entrepreneurship and modern technology. The community currently hosts around 300 startups, which have collectively raised AED9bn ($2.45bn) in funding and generated AED5bn ($1.36bn) in revenue — clear indicators of the vitality of the emirate’s digital economy and its growing influence as a regional innovation…
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Image: Supplied UAE telecom operator du has launched ‘Cloud Miner’, a cloud-based Bitcoin mining service designed to make cryptocurrency mining accessible to UAE residents without the need for specialised equipment or technical expertise. The service, part of du’s new sub-brand du Tech, allows users to rent computational power from du’s data centres across the UAE through a subscription-based model. Bidding for contracts will take place on Online Auction from November 3 to 9. du said the service simplifies cryptocurrency mining by removing barriers such as high electricity consumption and equipment maintenance. Subscribers can begin operations immediately after signing up and…
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Image: Supplied As AI reshapes industries across the Middle East, Ainigma is betting on a people-first approach. The boutique AI consultancy headquartered in London and Amsterdam was founded in 2024 by Arne Mosselman. In October 2025, Ainigma formalised a partnership with regional communications consultancy TRACCS to help organisations across the Middle East adopt GenAI ethically and strategically. Through its partnership with TRACCS, the company aims to bridge the gap between technology and talent, driving practical adoption and measurable impact. In this interview, Mosselman discusses what “human-centric” AI really means, how it can amplify creativity rather than replace it, and why…
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Image: DP World/ For illustrative purposes National Industries Park (NIP), part of DP World’s industrial network, will host one of the Middle East’s largest automotive refurbishment facilities under a Dhs55m($15m) partnership with used-car platform Cars24. The 220,000 sqft centre, due to begin construction in November and open by August 2026, will create more than 200 jobs in its first phase and process over 100,000 vehicles annually. It will connect directly to DP World’s network of ports, logistics corridors, and economic zones. The facility will serve rising demand from electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers and Chinese original equipment makers, offering refurbishment, pre-delivery…