Author: Emirates Insight

Artificial Intelligence is the ultimate growth engine for modern businesses. Companies that adopt AI strategically are scaling faster, cutting costs, and outperforming competitors. According to Sharad Agarwal, CEO of Cyber Gear, “Growing a business can be hard, but it doesn’t need to be stressful.contakts.ai provides AI curated B2B contacts. You simply have to identify your target audience, and contakts.ai will provide a verified list of prospects to help you generate new business.All within minutes!” Cyber Gear provides various AI solutions to 10x your business: Automate Repetitive Tasks AI-powered tools can handle scheduling, data entry, lead qualification, and customer support. This…

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During the event, the chamber facilitated 86 bilateral business meetings with startups, venture capital funds, innovation ecosystem partners, and high-growth companies. Discussions focused on the competitive advantages of Dubai’s digital economy and the wide range of opportunities the emirate offers across technology sectors. Dubai targets Korea trade at Seoul event The chamber showcased its flagship initiatives, including Business in Dubai, a platform designed to support digital companies in establishing operations or expanding in the emirate. The platform provides access to institutional and operational services as well as a matchmaking service that connects businesses with investors, partners, and customers. In addition,…

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Dubai has always been known for its breathtaking skyline, luxury lifestyle, and unmatched ambition. But in recent years, the city has quietly been scripting another story—one that places it at the center of global technology and innovation. With changing geopolitics, shifting talent hubs, and bold government initiatives, Dubai is being recognized as the future Silicon Valley of the Middle East. From Trade to Tech Powerhouse For decades, Dubai has been the gateway of global trade and tourism. Its airports, ports, and real estate projects became case studies in ambition and execution. Now, the same vision is being channeled into technology.…

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Arthur Hayes has sold more than 96,000 HYPE tokens on Sunday for $4.8 million, according to Hypurrscan. Lookonchain reported that he made $823,000 in profit on the trade. “Need to pay my deposit on the new Rari 849 Testarossa,” said Hayes on Sunday. Ferrari unveiled the new plug-in hybrid in Milan this month, and the 1,036-horsepower supercar is expected to go on sale starting at $540,000 for the coupe. Need to pay my deposit on the new Rari 849 Testarossa https://t.co/PX7Hx0FuK9 — Arthur Hayes (@CryptoHayes) September 21, 2025 HYPE Has Doubled This Year The token dumped around 12% from just over…

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U.K.-based fintech Tide has entered the unicorn club with a fresh funding of $120 million led by TPG, as the startup now serves over 1.6 million micro and small enterprises globally — with more than half of them based in India, the company’s largest and fastest-growing market. The new round — a mix of primary and secondary investment, though the startup declined to confirm the exact split — values the eight-year-old startup at $1.5 billion. It includes share sales by employees, early angels, and a few minority investors. TPG backed the round through its multi-sector impact vehicle, The Rise Fund,…

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Introducing the “My First Robots” KitDesigned for children ages 6 and above, the “My First Robots” kit introduces youngsters to the world of robotics in an engaging and approachable way. Whether your child has an affinity for engineering, coding, or just loves to explore how things work, this kit makes an excellent introduction to building functional robots from scratch.The kit includes a variety of components, such as:Modular PartsThe kit comes with easily attachable and detachable parts, allowing children to construct different robot designs with minimal frustration. This versatility encourages creativity and helps kids gain confidence as they successfully complete their…

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The rapid rise of artificial intelligence is forcing people, businesses, and even entire nations to rethink the skills that matter most for the future. A new reality is unfolding: either you learn how to adapt to the AI-driven economy or you risk being left behind. This shift has given birth to a provocative phrase—“learn AI or be a plumber.” While it may sound extreme, it captures the widening gap between high-tech skills and hands-on trades, and the opportunities each presents. According to Sharad Agarwal, Founder of ‘The Blue Whale AI Academy‘, “Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept; it…

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