The debut aligns with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 and supports the country’s push towards a cashless economy and rapid digital growth.
The direct-to-device (D2D) demonstration highlighted the technology’s potential to revolutionize remote communication.
Rand Al Kharashi’s Quintes Protocol promises perpetual value growth and aims to disrupt both the crypto and traditional markets.
The tech giant also plans to develop local AI solutions, and train regional talent to foster innovation and entrepreneurship.
The move aligns with Saudi Arabia’s plans to become a global AI hub, as the Kingdom anticipates a $135 billion boost to GDP by 2030.
The duo plans to revolutionize financial savings in the Kingdom while revealing an extensive life insurance coverage plan for Hakbah members.
The space tourism startup aims to conduct crewed flights in 2025 and commence full commercial operations by as early as 2026.
The ambitious project, projected to be completed by 2032, will transform the Saudi capital’s downtown.
The company has struck a deal with PIF-owned Alat to build a new headquarters and manufacturing plant in the Kingdom.
The partnership will see Pasqal install and operate the 200-qubit device in Saudi Arabia, with a scheduled deployment in mid-2025.
