Dubai Internet City, Technology hub in the United Arab Emirates
Dubai Internet City is a strategic base for companies targeting emerging markets.
Established in 1999, it has rapidly developed as a global tech destination.
The area reflects Dubai's cosmopolitan culture and its focus on innovation.
It offers business-friendly regulations within a Free Economic Zone.
Home to Microsoft, Google, and Facebook regional headquarters.
Location: Emirate of Dubai
Inception: 1999
Website: dubaiinternetcity.com
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