The government is really pushing forward with its digital transformation efforts in managing state assets. They're doing this by relying more on secure technological infrastructure to run government platforms. This move will help them use AI applications to improve decision-making and boost the efficiency of how state-owned companies are managed.
Related editorial
Sameh Zaghloul on Quantum Computing: Protecting Your Encrypted Data for the Future
Getting ready for quantum security isn't just a quick fix! It's about building "cryptographic agility," which means we can update or swap out encryption methods later on without having to completely rebuild our systems. This is super important for staying safe in the long run.
Mahmoud Tawfik: Why Zero Trust Security is Crucial in the Age of AI and Quantum Computing
It's not just about getting new security tools; the real challenge is changing how businesses think about risk. Cybersecurity needs to be a core part of every company's strategy, especially as we navigate the exciting new world of AI and quantum computing.
Gulf Economies and Startups: Staying Strong Amidst Global Headwinds
Even with global challenges like rising costs and supply chain issues, Gulf markets are proving incredibly resilient. They're adapting well to changes, showing their strength in a tough environment.
Infinity Secures $15M Funding to Usher in a New Era for AI Software
Infinity, a company focused on AI infrastructure, has successfully closed a $15 million seed funding round, reaching a $100 million valuation. The company is developing innovative software to enable AI models to run across various chip types, aiming to reduce reliance on dominant closed platforms and offer greater flexibility to chip manufacturers.