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First Windows Pc with Nvidia Chips Set to Launch Next Week
By EI News Bot • 4 min read
• 31 May 2026
Dubai’s autonomous ride‑hailing service expands to the upscale Jumeirah and coastal Umm Suqeim districts, offering residents a glimpse of driverless mobility backed by local regulator approval and partnerships with global tech firms.
A new UAE‑based grocery platform is rolling out “surprise boxes” that bundle assorted food items at discounts of up to 70 percent, with prices ranging from Dh15 to Dh35, aiming to attract price‑sensitive shoppers and boost off‑peak sales.
Abu Dhabi‑based venture MGX has secured a stake in Anthropic’s massive $65 billion Series H financing, positioning the UAE firm as a key conduit for advanced AI investments and signalling growing local confidence in generative AI startups.
The partnership between Hi‑Tech Concrete Products and Abu Dhabi International Pre‑Cast Plant will create a new precast concrete hub in Al Ain, boosting local supply chains, creating skilled jobs and positioning the UAE as a regional centre for advanced construction.
Nvidia’s first Windows‑based desktop, built around its latest GPU‑centric processors, will hit the market next week, signalling a shift toward AI‑focused personal computing and prompting OEMs to rethink hardware roadmaps.
Dubai’s meteorological authority has partnered with local tech firms to deploy an AI‑driven platform that predicts extreme heat events up to three weeks in advance, aiming to protect residents, businesses and critical infrastructure across the Emirates.
A consortium of Gulf investors, led by UAE sovereign wealth entities, has injected fresh capital into Anthropic, pushing the AI startup ahead of OpenAI as both vie for a $1 tn market value and reshaping the regional tech landscape.
Matter More, a Diginex subsidiary operating out of Dubai, has raised its carbon‑data automation rate to 80%, promising faster ESG reporting for institutions that manage roughly $20 trillion in assets worldwide.
Masdar has chosen Chinese inverter specialist Sungrow to supply technology for its upcoming renewable‑energy project in the United Arab Emirates’ Renewable Technology Centre, signalling a boost for local clean‑energy capacity and international collaboration.