Technology

Abu Dhabi Ports signs deal to ease process for Chinese firms in UAE

Falah Mohammad Al Ahbabi is member of the Abu Dhabi executive council, chairman of the department of urban planning and municipalities, and chairman of Abu Dhabi Ports. (Image source: Abu Dhabi Ports)

Abu Dhabi Ports and Jiangsu Overseas Cooperation Investment Co Ltd (JOCIC) have signed a five-year agreement with Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) to make it easier and quicker for Chinese companies to do business at Khalifa Industrial Zone (KIZAD), Abu Dhabi?s integrated trade, logistics, industrial and free zone

5G to drive effective adoption of emerging technologies

GlobalData stated that 5G could find its major use case in helping IoT applications to overcome 4G limitations. (Image source: Christoph Scholz/Flickr)

GlobalData has revealed how 5G can influence the deployment of emerging technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), autonomous vehicles, robotics and drones, and virtual reality (VR)

KIZAD cuts more than 75 per cent fees of its services to further attract investors

KIZAD?s new fee structure will be applicable from this month onwards. (Image source: KIZAD)

Khalifa Industrial Zone Abu Dhabi (KIZAD) has waived the charges for more than 75 per cent of its services, in line with the Abu Dhabi government directive to encourage further investment into the emirate

Chinese delegation explores investment opportunities in Sharjah

The meeting addressed a number of sectors such as water technology, transport and logistics, renewable technology, digitalisation, environmental technology and product, design and architecture. (Image source: SRTI Park)

During a meeting with Chinese delegates, Sharjah Research, Technology and Innovation Park (SRTI Park) has discussed opportunities and strategic partnerships to attract investors in SRTI Park?s focus areas

Satellite IoT market to reach US$5.9bn by 2025, 30.3mn devices

IoT-focused customers could be a nice way to improve their margins, especially in the increasingly cut-throat broadband and broadcast satellite market. (Image source: Rethink Technology Research)

The global market for IoT-focused satellite services, focused on end-device connectivity hardware and the annual connectivity fees charged, will grow to US$5.9bn in 2025, after taking off in the 2021-2022 period, according to Rethink Technology Research