Startups, funding rounds, scholarships and opportunities — reported daily for builders across the country.
Ride-hailing platforms across Pakistan are deploying machine learning algorithms and human review teams to screen users and secure daily trips.
Jazz and ZTE have expanded their partnership to introduce four nubia 5G smartphones in Pakistan, offering flexible payment plans across local retail channels.
Pakistan's CCoRR tasks SIFC and SECP to revise the draft Venture Capital Bill, targeting licensing burdens, double taxation, and forex rules.
Federal IT Minister Shaza Fatima Khawaja claims internet speeds in Pakistan grew 60% over 30 months, alongside 1.8 million active 5G subscribers.
Punjab Revenue Authority makes digital receipts compulsory for hotels, restaurants, and marriage halls under EIMS, with fines up to PKR 1 million.
HEC has introduced the Higher Education Aptitude and Achievement Test (HAAT) as a mandatory entrance requirement for PhD applicants across Pakistan.
P@SHA warns that warrantless NCCIA raids on registered software houses risk client data leaks and could drive international tech contracts away from Pakistan.
Commercial banks in Pakistan will spend PKR 100 billion to eliminate transfer fees on overseas remittances and protect $41 billion in annual foreign inflows.
Small for-profit enterprises in Pakistan can apply for up to £250,000 in grant funding for AI-enabled financial health solutions.
JazzWorld and PITB signed an agreement on November 10, 2026, to test AI governance tools, digital helplines, and healthcare platforms across Punjab.
Karachi eatery The Sicilian introduces locally built robot waitresses Robia and Jojo, engineered in Multan by local startup Cobot.
NUST-incubated startup RLabs takes top honors at Plug and Play's Silicon Valley Summit after competing against 17 international startups.
The University of Liverpool has opened a fully funded 3.5-year PhD studentship in chemistry for the 2026-27 academic year.
The KP government has proposed a PKR 2 billion budget for a 3-month paid internship scheme offering PKR 30,000 monthly to 20,000 graduates.
Pakistani IT graduates and freelancers can claim up to Rs. 70,000 in exam fee refunds under the PM IT Certification Reimbursement Program.