Qatar Computing Research Institute (QCRI) is hosting a workshop focusing on the role of precision technologies and AI in advancing sustainable development goals. The workshop aims to explore how AI can optimize resource management, improve environmental monitoring, and enhance the efficiency of sustainable practices. It will bring together researchers, policymakers, and industry experts to discuss challenges and opportunities in leveraging AI for sustainability. Why it matters: This workshop highlights the increasing focus on using AI to address critical sustainability challenges in the region and globally.
Professor Konrad Banaszek from the University of Warsaw will present a seminar at the Technology Innovation Institute (TII) in Abu Dhabi on February 11, 2026. The seminar is part of the Quantum Research Center (QRC) seminar series. The TII is described as a global research center focused on discovery science and transformative technologies. Why it matters: This event facilitates knowledge sharing and collaboration in quantum technologies, a strategic area of research for the UAE.
This article summarizes presentations from an internal Quantum Research Center (QRC) workshop at the Technology Innovation Institute (TII). Topics covered included superconducting quantum computers, quantum coherent networks, quantum simulation, and quantum machine learning. Several presentations also discussed experimental quantum technologies. Why it matters: The workshop highlights TII's ongoing research activities in quantum computing and related technologies, signaling its commitment to advancing the field in the UAE.
The Technology Innovation Institute (TII) describes itself as a leading global research center. TII's teams work to deliver discovery science and transformative technologies. The announcement appeared on the TII's research blog, ResearchHub. Why it matters: This blog provides a channel to monitor TII's contributions to AI research and development in the UAE.
The Quantum Research Centre (QRC) at the Technology Innovation Institute (TII) in Abu Dhabi has expanded its team. The center recently added two Senior Researchers, four Young Researchers, and one Visiting Research Professor. TII aims to advance knowledge through scientific research and technological innovation. Why it matters: This expansion indicates continued investment in quantum computing research and development within the UAE, potentially fostering advancements in the field.
ADASI has adopted VentureOne's Perceptra, a GPS-less navigation technology, and Saluki, a high-security flight control technology, both developed by the Technology Innovation Institute (TII). These technologies enhance resilience, precision, and security for autonomous aerial operations, addressing vulnerabilities in GPS-dependent systems. The agreement was formalized at IDEX 2025. Why it matters: This deployment of advanced autonomous flight technologies in the UAE strengthens aviation security and positions the region as a leader in resilient, GPS-independent navigation solutions.