Abu Dhabi is rapidly strengthening its role as a global leader in artificial intelligence, supported by advanced infrastructure, progressive policies, and a strong investment climate. In the first half of 2025, Hub71 its flagship tech ecosystem welcomed 13 new AI-focused start-ups. This expansion brought the total number of AI-specialising companies at the hub to 53. The latest cohort showcases top entrepreneurial talent from across the globe, reflecting the emirate’s growing appeal to high-value tech investors.
Hub71’s Role in Scaling AI Businesses
Ahmad Ali Alwan, CEO of Hub71, said the platform plays a critical role in scaling these businesses by offering mentorship, facilitating market access, and creating pathways for global expansion. As these companies expand, he noted, they create high-quality jobs, foster knowledge sharing, and strengthen key sectors. This growth further cements Abu Dhabi’s reputation as a centre for innovation, entrepreneurship, and advanced technologies.
New AI Start-ups Joining in 2025
The AI-driven start-ups joining Hub71 this year are:
Aurem, CambioML, Fundbot Technologies, Mithry, New Path Bio, Nodeshift, Onloop, Redbrick, Simpleem, Skipr, Vivan Therapeutics, xMap, and Vaxo. With AI adoption accelerating globally, Abu Dhabi’s ability to attract and support such companies positions it at the forefront of the digital economy.
