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Tabby Taught You to Pay Later. Hosam Arab Says You Should Save Now

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By Dana Alomar Verified
| WIRED Middle East Verified
Minting a verb is a rare honour. People Google things, Uber home and, increasingly across the Gulf, ask whether they should just “Tabby it”. The “buy now, pay later” (BNPL) platform has over 20 million active users in the Middle East, and has just launched Tabby Cash, a fee-free spending account and cashback card that pushes the company into everyday money management. More than 150,000 users are already using the product ahead of its wider roll-out across the UAE.
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Jake Dyson Was Bad at Maths. Now He’s Preparing Dyson for the AI Era

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By Dana Alomar Verified
| WIRED Middle East Verified
Growing up, Jake Dyson’s father would pick him up from school wearing different-coloured socks. “He was very quirky – my father. I was very proud of him,” Dyson says. “It was quite trendy.” Sir James Dyson, the founder of Dyson, had a workshop attached to the family home where he spent his time making things and experimenting alongside a couple of students. The house was filled with contemporary furniture and unusual objects. “I think that’s rubbed off on all of us,” Dyson says.
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Dubai Built a Digital Twin of the City to Simulate Its Future

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By Dana Alomar Verified
| WIRED Middle East Verified
Dubai has launched a new Digital Twin Platform, creating a virtual replica of the emirate that can be used to model infrastructure, simulate future scenarios and support urban planning. The platform, unveiled in the presence of Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence of the UAE, is the latest step in Dubai's broader push to use data and emerging technologies to manage the city's growth.
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