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Redbrick partners with Middlesex University Dubai to advance AI education and research. 
The collaboration offers students hands-on experience with AI tools for real-world projects. 
Key figures from both institutions signed the agreement during GITEX Global 2025. 
Redbrick plans to expand global education partnerships, aiming for tangible classroom outcomes. 
The partnership strengthens UAE&#8217;s ed-tech sector, fostering home-grown innovation alongside international expertise.

Datanuum and Zero&amp;One signed an MoU to enhance AI-powered customer engagement using AWS. 
Their collaboration aims to personalise customer journeys and streamline operations through cloud technology. 
Datanuum excels in data-driven personalisation, while Zero&amp;One is an AWS Premier Consulting Partner. 
They plan to offer secure, scalable solutions to support digital growth for businesses. 
The partnership highlights MENA&#8217;s growing role in global tech innovation and customer engagement.

Inception and Symanto partner to create practical AI tools for digital operations. 
They focus on transitioning AI from experimental to solving real-world business challenges. 
Their collaboration seeks to combine enterprise engineering with psychology-driven AI research. 
The partnership aims to innovate smart systems, fostering people-centred and AI-ready initiatives. 
If successful, this could significantly change the region&#8217;s digital capabilities and human-centred AI use.

GITEX Global 2025 in Dubai showcases over 6,800 exhibitors in AI and digital governance. 
Notable speakers included Sam Altman and Bing Xiao discussing native AI communities and innovation. 
GITEX Asia 2026 teaser reveals expansion plans, linking Middle Eastern and Southeast Asian tech. 
Live sessions emphasised creating practical AI tools and improving AI safety and accountability. 
The event highlighted Dubai&#8217;s role as a global innovation hub, supporting startups and ecosystems.

Nutanix will showcase its &#8220;One Platform&#8221; theme at GITEX Global 2025 in Dubai. 
The platform aims to provide businesses with flexibility and avoid vendor lock-in. 
Nutanix will feature security-focused demos, emphasising zero-trust architecture and ransomware protection. 
The company champions partnerships, hosting big names like Intel, AMD, and NVIDIA. 
Nutanix&#8217;s culture focuses on trust and profitability in the hybrid multicloud era.

Extreme Networks will debut its AI-driven Extreme Platform ONE at GITEX Global 2025. 
The platform optimises networking tasks, reducing manual work time by up to 90%. 
Real-world success stories include collaborations with the Dubai World Trade Centre and Liverpool Football Club. 
Extreme Fabric offers automated, secure network solutions, simplifying real-time network management. 
Extreme&#8217;s efforts support the UAE’s Vision 2031, promoting digital innovation and smart infrastructure.

GITEX GLOBAL&#8217;s 45th edition in Dubai showcases over 6,800 tech companies from 180 countries. 
Household names and newcomers will highlight advances in AI, biotech, and quantum computing. 
Brazil and Serbia&#8217;s participation strengthens the event&#8217;s global flavour with innovative solutions. 
Significant focus on AI data centres, robotics, and healthcare innovations like gene editing. 
The event ignites inspiration in the MENA startup ecosystem, fostering future tech leadership.