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- 1Orange commits $28 million to AI startups in EgyptโZAWYA: Orange allocates over $28mln to support AI startups in Egypt
French telecoms group Orange has allocated more than $28 million to support artificial intelligence startups in Egypt, according to Zawya. The funding is aimed at boosting Egypt's growing tech ecosystem and encouraging AI entrepreneurship in the country. The announcement is drawing attention from regional business and technology observers tracking investment in North African startups.
- 2GS expands startup cooperation in AI data center pushโผGS is expanding cooperation with startups by promoting artificial intelligence (AI) data center busi..
South Korean conglomerate GS is stepping up cooperation with startups as it moves into the artificial intelligence data center business. The move signals the group's effort to position itself in the fast-growing AI infrastructure market while drawing on startup technology and partnerships to build out its data center operations.
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German insurer ERGO Group has created a chief AI officer role, a senior position dedicated to steering the company's use of artificial intelligence. The move signals how insurers are formally embedding AI oversight at executive level as the technology reshapes underwriting, claims and customer service.
- 4Geotab wins 2026 Sustainable Transportation AwardโผGeotab receives Business Intelligence Group's 2026 Sustainable Transportation Award
Fleet management company Geotab has received the Business Intelligence Group's 2026 Sustainable Transportation Award. The honour recognises the company's work on sustainability in transportation, and the announcement was carried via PR Newswire. Geotab provides telematics and data tools that help fleets cut fuel use and emissions, and the award highlights its positioning in the growing market for greener fleet technology.
- 5Articore to present at AI & Technology Virtual Investor ConferenceโผArticore to present at the AI & Technology Virtual Investor Conference
Articore Group, the company behind the artist platform Redbubble, is scheduled to present at an upcoming AI & Technology Virtual Investor Conference. The announcement gives the company a chance to outline its strategy and outlook to investors, with a focus on how it is applying artificial intelligence across its marketplace business. Details of the presentation's specific content or date have not been widely reported.
- 6Small businesses complete LIA-AI Growth Academy programโSmall businesses complete LIA-AI Growth Academy
A group of Long Island small businesses has completed the LIA-AI Growth Academy, a program run with the Long Island Association focused on helping local firms adopt artificial intelligence tools. Graduates are expected to apply AI to operations, marketing and customer service as they seek a competitive edge. The completion marks another step in regional efforts to bring AI skills to smaller companies that often lack in-house expertise.
- 7Citizens Survey Finds Small Business Optimism Rising in Q4 2026โCitizens Q4 2026 Business Pulse Finds Rising Small Business Optimism Amid Steady Hiring and Increased AI Spending
Citizens Financial Group released its Q4 2026 Business Pulse survey, reporting that small business optimism is rising. The findings point to steady hiring plans among small firms and increased spending on artificial intelligence tools. The survey is used as a snapshot of small business sentiment on the economy, employment and technology investment heading into the new year.