Infoblaze Middle East

ALT - Strategic collaboration strengthens UAE-Japan economic ties and creates new pathways for Japanese innovators to expand across the Middle East, Africa and South Asia (MEASA) region - Partnership enables up to 6,000 Mizuho start-up clients to access DIFC Innovation Hub and Ignyte ecosystem offerings - Collaboration to support AI upskilling, FinTech innovation, digital transformation and cross-border ecosystem development - DIFC is home to the UAE’s only cluster of Japanese financial services firms - 19 companies, employ 560 people, with the first firm setting up in 2005 “DIFC has a longstanding reputation for driving the financial services agenda between the UAE and Japan. For 20 years, we have welcomed Japanese companies to the DIFC ecosystem, and these organisations have found value in the world-class infrastructure, legal and regulatory clarity, diversified talent pool, and strategic gateway to the region that the Centre provides. This bond underpins wider bilateral economic

ALT - Dedicated product combines priority loading, proactive shipment monitoring and milestone tracking for AI hardware - Supports rapid and reliable deployment of AI infrastructure worldwide Emirates SkyCargo has launched AI Tech, a dedicated product designed to help customers move critical and sensitive AI infrastructure safely and on time. Tailored for AI server racks, semiconductors, GPUs, capital equipment and other critical hardware infrastructure, the product combines priority loading, specialised handling and proactive shipment monitoring through Emirates SkyCargo’s command centre in Dubai to keep deployment schedules on track. With increasing sophistication of computing and processing systems around the world and accelerating adoption of AI technologies, the movement of technology equipment has become increasingly complex. Large-scale deployments often involve high value cargo, compressed timelines and specialised handling requirements. AI Tech provides customers with a