There’s a growing sense of unease in Gaza as Hamas delays handover of hostages’ bodiespublished at 10:51 BST
Rushdi Abualouf
Gaza correspondent, in Istanbul
There are concerns in Gaza that Hamas’s delay in locating and transferring…
Rushdi Abualouf
Gaza correspondent, in Istanbul
There are concerns in Gaza that Hamas’s delay in locating and transferring…
When Ryan Coogler called on his go-to production designer, Hannah Beachler, to work on “Sinners,” she ended up building a deeply researched, meticulously crafted the world, filled with cultural references and Easter eggs. But the film is…
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Samsung Electronics today announced it has been recognised by Interbrand, a global brand consultancy, as the 5th-ranked global brand for the sixth year in a row. Interbrand releases its list of “Best Global Brands” each year. For this year’s list, Samsung recorded a brand value of $90.5 billion, upholding its position as the only Asian company to remain in the global top five since 2020.
According to Interbrand, Samsung Electronics’ evaluation was positively influenced by:
“Through AI innovation and open collaboration, Samsung has worked to ensure that more customers can experience AI in their daily lives,” said Won-Jin Lee, President and Head of Global Marketing Office at Samsung Electronics. “Moving forward, we will continue to focus on benefits for customers including in health and safety so that Samsung can grow into an even more beloved brand.”
Under the vision of “Innovation for All,” Samsung consistently strives to make AI accessible to more customers worldwide.
This year, Samsung reinforced its leadership in mobile AI with the continued advancement of Galaxy AI, aiming to make it available on 400 million devices within the year driving the democratisation of AI. In Consumer Electronics (CE), Samsung has expanded AI competitiveness by introducing AI technologies tailored to each product category, such as Vision AI and Bespoke AI.
Through open collaboration with diverse partners, Samsung has enhanced personalised AI experiences for customers, while also providing industry-leading security with Samsung Knox.
In semiconductors, Samsung has been addressing the growing demand for AI with a comprehensive portfolio across cloud, on-device, and physical AI. This includes actively responding with advanced products including HBM, high-capacity DDR5, LPDDR5X and GDDR7.
Beyond AI, Samsung continues to enhance the accessibility of its products and services and drive sustainable innovation across all business divisions. This includes energy savings through energy-efficient appliances connected via SmartThings.
Interbrand’s Best Global Brands are ranked based on brand value evaluation, which involves a comprehensive analysis of the company’s financial performance and outlook, the influence of the brand on customer purchases, and brand competitiveness (including strategy, empathy, differentiation, customer engagement, consistency, trust, and more). The ranking is one of the world’s longest-standing brand value evaluations, widely recognised for its credibility.
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As Expand North Star 2025 concludes today at Dubai Harbour, Indian startups have emerged as one of the event’s most prominent participants, with approximately 300 companies showcasing their innovations at the four-day technology exhibition. The strong Indian presence underscores Dubai’s growing appeal as a strategic gateway for technology companies seeking international expansion.
Organized by Dubai World Trade Centre and hosted by the Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy, the event has attracted Indian entrepreneurs across diverse sectors including artificial intelligence, climate tech, retail technology, cybersecurity, semiconductors, software-as-a-service, healthtech, and edtech. The participants are leveraging the platform to connect with global investors, forge strategic partnerships, and present their solutions to an international audience.
Manish Jaggi, representing DroneAir at the India Pavilion, highlighted the event’s significance for bootstrapped startups seeking investment and market expansion. “We have come here to get investments and expand our market reach in UAE and the Gulf,” said Jaggi, who noted that the Telecom Equipment Promotion Council supported their participation. “This gives a very good platform, and we plan to come here again.”The India Pavilion has become a hub of activity, hosting hundreds of startups that are attracting attention from investors and potential customers. Jaggi emphasized the dual opportunity presented by Expand North Star’s concurrent timing with Gitex, describing it as “a really good opportunity by Gitex and the Indian government to give startups a platform and gain investors.”
Indian companies exploring opportunities in Dubai’s digital sector can access support through the Dubai International Chamber representative office in Bangalore, India’s technology hub, which provides integrated services to Indian digital companies planning to establish operations in the emirate. The UAE’s supportive ecosystem of free zones and geographical proximity to India make Dubai an attractive destination for Indian innovators seeking to access Middle Eastern and European markets.
Expand North Star 2025, organized by Dubai World Trade Centre and hosted by the Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy, took place from October 12-15 at Dubai Harbour.
The 10th edition of the world’s premier startup and investor connector event drew over 2,000 disruptive startups, 1,200 international investors, and 40 global unicorns. The four-day exhibition served as a dynamic platform for entrepreneurs across sectors including artificial intelligence, climate tech, retail technology, cybersecurity, semiconductors, healthtech, and edtech to showcase innovations, secure funding, and forge strategic partnerships.
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