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Powering innovation one cell at a time
Launched in 2015, the Woodstock, South Africa-headquartered peer-to-peer lending platform illuminates—quite literally—a market that has been in the Dark Ages.
Making—or faking—the grade
A PhD in nanotechnology engineering from an Ivy League university may seem impressive on paper, but is it the real deal?
The world’s biggest educational blockchain platform
Employers, governments and regulators benefit from a streamlined method for instantly validating the authenticity of academic credentials of candidates.
Dubai – the world’s first blockchain capital
Dubai is a city known for its technology and bold ambition. Now the city is aiming to lead in the blockchain space and plans on being the world’s first blockchain-powered government.
Doing business gets smarter
Buzz talks to Mohammed Shael al Saadi, CEO, Corporate Strategic Affairs at Dubai's Department of Economic Development (DED) about the DED’s crucial role in accelerating Dubai’s journey to happiness and progress.
The most intelligent city on earth
Dubai is now emerging as a flagbearer for a new trend in the global economy, a trend which places the concepts of happiness and well-being at the heart of economic and technological development.
Unifying happiness
Celebrated for its spectacular and fast-changing skyline, at ground level the city of Dubai is increasingly focused on the well-being and happiness of its inhabitants.
Technology drives trade expansion
To manage ever-rising volumes of traffic with increased speed, greater efficiency and lower costs, the Emirate’s transport infrastructure companies are embracing state-of-the-art technologies including digitalization, mobile data and automation.
The customer first
Last year, Dubai Duty Free sold 74 million pieces of merchandise, conducted 27.1 million transactions, and delivered 147,000 pallets of merchandise to its outlets. We couldn’t do that without technology.
The connected city
Years of continuous investment from public organizations and private sector companies have provided Dubai with world-class infrastructure for communications and transport.