About Dubai Internet City
Dubai Internet City is a technology business park launched in 1999 and opened in 2000. It was one of the first free zones in Dubai dedicated to a specific industry and helped establish the city as a regional technology hub.
The park is home to regional offices of global technology companies, such as Microsoft, Google, Oracle, Meta and IBM, as well as thousands of smaller tech firms and startups.
It is part of TECOM Group, which also runs Dubai Media City, Dubai Knowledge Park and other business districts.
Startups in Dubai Internet City can access in5, the incubator that supports early-stage tech companies with workspace and licences.
The free zone offers business licences for software, IT services, e-commerce, AI and other technology activities, with full foreign ownership.
Its location along Sheikh Zayed Road, near Dubai Marina and Al Sufouh, makes it a busy business district, connected by metro and tram.
Startups UAE lists Dubai Internet City among the UAE's technology hubs.
The park is home to regional offices of global technology companies, such as Microsoft, Google, Oracle, Meta and IBM, as well as thousands of smaller tech firms and startups.
It is part of TECOM Group, which also runs Dubai Media City, Dubai Knowledge Park and other business districts.
Startups in Dubai Internet City can access in5, the incubator that supports early-stage tech companies with workspace and licences.
The free zone offers business licences for software, IT services, e-commerce, AI and other technology activities, with full foreign ownership.
Its location along Sheikh Zayed Road, near Dubai Marina and Al Sufouh, makes it a busy business district, connected by metro and tram.
Startups UAE lists Dubai Internet City among the UAE's technology hubs.