Abu Dhabi government
Coverage of Abu Dhabi government in the Nexus archive.
- Microsoft deepens AI ties with UAE to automate government work
Microsoft is expanding its AI partnership with the UAE to automate government tasks, with Copilot software already deployed to 35,000 Abu Dhabi government employees. Inception42, a subsidiary of G42, is developing AI agents to handle procurement and other administrative tasks, supported by Microsoft’s $15.2 billion investment commitment to the UAE by 2030 and a stake in G42.
- Abu Dhabi to tap Chinese tech to scale up green economy, energy chief says
The Abu Dhabi government is accelerating partnerships with 22 Chinese firms, including Contemporary Amperex Technology Ltd (CATL), to leverage technologies in renewable energy, electric vehicles, and robotics for a greener economy, according to its energy chief.
- UAE telecom giant e& gives up plan to build a 'super app'
UAE telecoms giant e& has sold 12.5% of Careem Technologies back to Uber for $100 million, reducing its stake to 37.5% as it abandons its 'super app' ambitions. The decision follows challenges in executing the super app vision in the UAE, with TAMM consolidating public services and AI agents threatening the concept's viability. e& retains a put option to fully exit by late 2031.