Fertile ground for the health sciences in Washington, DC
Washington, DC has historically been characterised by government, policy, and professional services. However, this image captures only a portion of…
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Fintech unicorns: The growth-focused ecosystem in Alberta
A tech unicorn is considered a privately owned startup valued at more than $1bn, with Alberta in Canada producing three…
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Austin: An essential part of the US defense strategy
The US defense market is entering a period of heightened technological intensity. GlobalData forecasts the US defense budget at $1.05tn…
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Saudi Arabia’s growing opportunities for retail and commercial fit-out partners
On June 24, Diriyah Company joined MEED GlobalData for a webinar titled Entry to Diriyah: Market opportunities for fit-out, designers,…
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Entering the Agentverse: Powering the next decade of mobile growth
"The mobile communications industry is entering the age of intelligence," said David Wang, Huawei's Deputy Chairman of the Board and…
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The quantum future: The rapid advances driven by Alberta
Quantum technologies have the potential to revolutionise computing by delivering unparalleled speed in areas such as data transfer, calculations, and…
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Curating commerce: What it means in a city built on cultural permanence
At most large-scale developments, the commercial conversation begins with available leasing space and rent. With Diriyah Company, it opens with…
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Why certain regions are attracting semiconductor investment
For decades, Silicon Valley dominated the conversation around semiconductor innovation in the US. While California remains central to the industry,…
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Arctic security: How Alberta is Canada’s gateway
With defence and security at the top of the global agenda, attention is turning to the strategically important location of…
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Diriyah’s continued era of culture and commerce: A conversation with Jerry Inzerillo, Group CEO of Diriyah Company
What is being built here is not a new destination layered over history. It is a city continuing a tradition…