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Uzbekistan technology news: IT, startups, digitalization, innovation and the telecom market.
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Uzbekistan to Launch US$5 Million International Startup Competition
Uzbekistan will launch the annual Land of Startups competition in April 2027, offering up to US$200,000 in investment to each of 25 winning teams.
Uzbekistan and US Discuss Cooperation in Artificial Intelligence
A forum in Seattle brought together around 60 representatives from technology, education, business and government to explore Uzbekistan-US AI cooperation.
Uzbek Startup Delever Raises US$380,000 in Investment Round
Uzbekistan’s Delever has raised US$380,000 from AloqaVentures and Nexus Club to develop its restaurant and retail delivery management platform.
Google VP Links Google Pay Launch in Uzbekistan to Data Law Reforms
Google executive Doron Avni said changes to Uzbekistan’s personal data rules helped pave the way for Google Pay’s launch in the country.
Georgian Business Delegation Explores IT Park Uzbekistan
A Georgian business delegation visited IT Park Uzbekistan on 29 October to explore investment opportunities, resident incentives and technology partnerships.
IT Park Uzbekistan Promotes IT Exports at Austria Forum
IT Park Uzbekistan showcased the country's IT export potential at a business forum in Austria, seeking European partners and opportunities for digital services.
Uzbektelecom's Nine-Month Net Profit Surges 4.3 Times
Uzbektelecom reported a 329.7% rise in net profit to 1.4 trillion soums in the first nine months of 2026, while revenue increased by 12.7%.
IT Park Ventures Joins NVIDIA and Notion Startup Programs
IT Park Ventures has partnered with NVIDIA and Notion to give portfolio startups access to AI development resources, cloud credits and collaboration tools.
MAX Calls Uzbekistan Its Largest Foreign Market
MAX says it has more than 4 million users in Uzbekistan and plans to improve calls, expand business tools and develop channels for local creators.
Sirdarya, South Korean Firms Agree on Waste Projects
Uzbekistan's Sirdarya region and two South Korean companies signed an agreement to explore waste recycling, landfill gas power generation and small hydropower projects.