Ask Wire’s recognition on Deloitte’s Technology Fast 50 list for the Middle East and Cyprus showcases its rapid growth and commitment to inclusive leadership, particularly for advocating women’s roles in tech. This Cypriot company specializing in real estate profiling and data analytics has made a remarkable leap in technology and leadership, setting a high standard in the industry.
Cyprus is transforming into a global tech and innovation hub, showcasing its growing ICT ecosystem contributing over 10% to its GDP. With impressive legal/tax frameworks, robust infrastructure, and quality education, Cyprus is attracting international attention through events like the 2nd Cyprus – The New Global Tech & Innovation Hub Summit.
The Heartland of Legends (HoL) app in Cyprus is an augmented reality travel guide that brings myths to life, guiding users through 20 villages with interactive stories and “digital dragons” by artist Hambis Tsangaris. It offers an immersive experience into the island’s cultural heritage and traditions, showcasing a blend of art and technology in a unique and captivating way.
The Cyber Security Weekend in Larnaca, hosted by Keve and the DSA, aims to educate businesses on digital threat management and foster a culture of security awareness. Through interactive sessions and B2B meetings, participants are equipped with knowledge and tools to enhance cybersecurity preparedness and combat cyber threats effectively.
In a bid to protect child witnesses from the trauma of courtrooms, videolink testimony has been introduced, allowing them to testify from a safe and childfriendly setting. This initiative, supported by a telecommunications company and a children’s rights NGO, combines cuttingedge technology with empathy to improve the legal system’s compassion and efficiency.
Cyprus is on a mission to become a top tech hub, investing in AI and space tech with plans for a national fiber network. Technology now contributes 10% to GDP, boosting the country’s digital presence for future innovation and growth.
Cyprus aims to become a tech hub with its Centers of Excellence and “Cyprus 2035” strategy, focusing on digital transition and innovation in AI, robotics, and biotech. Recently, Commerce Minister Papanastasiou and Chief Scientist Skourides promoted Cyprus in Japan, showcasing its competitive advantages and potential as a technological powerhouse for international firms.
Beon Active Office in Paphos is revolutionizing the workplace with a cuttingedge, sustainable workspace equipped with smart technology. This dynamic hub offers modern businesses an innovative environment for global collaboration and community engagement, setting a new standard for office spaces in Cyprus.
Emergency bracelets for the elderly with red buttons are in the works to provide quick access to help. This lifesaving feature will give seniors peace of mind and greater independence, aligning with global efforts to enhance elderly care through technology.
In an unprecedented move towards participatory democracy, the government has launched the “Citizen Voice” platform for an online referendum on lowering the voting age. This innovative approach aims to engage citizens securely and efficiently in deciding whether the age should be reduced to 16 or 17, showcasing a commitment to inclusivity and digital democracy.
