As outages, geopolitical tensions, and the rise of AI change enterprise priorities, technology leaders are redesigning infrastructure around availability and adaptability.

The figures result from the completion of several major digital infrastructure projects, fueling SME growth and creating 7,000 new jobs.

Leaders do an increasing amount of work helping employees deal with stress and change. But the burden is unevenly distributed between men and women.

42% of directors in the region described their boards as essential drivers of value creation.

Here are the top tech stories from our weekly AI news wrap-up (June 5- 12).

The UAE’s businesses, for all their confidence in being resilient, may not be optimally prepared for the next wave of disruption.

As Gen Z enters traditional workplaces, they encounter values misaligned with their priorities, and norms that social media immediately labels as “toxic.” What will this mean for the future of work?

At the WWDC, Apple also announced an overhauled version of Siri, as it bid farewell to its longtime chief Tim Cook, who will be succeeded by John Ternus

Changing how finance offices think about their mandate, their approach, and the insight they offer can lead to more strategic use of AI.

At the flagship conference, CEO Satya Nadella made a bold prediction: the era of operating systems and apps has ended, and the future belongs to AI agents.