ROX Rockets Service Speed in Dubai's Desert Hustle

ROX just leveled up big time in the Middle East. On April 28, 2026, the company signed a deal with JINGDONG Logistics at Jebel Ali Port in **DUBAI, UAE**. They launched a regional spare parts warehouse that slashes wait times and boosts customer happiness across the region.

Power Move in the UAE's Industrial Boom

ROX entered this collaboration to establish a smart hub that supports after-sales service for customers in the UAE and wider MENA. The warehouse integrates ROX's system with JINGDONG Logistics' advanced infrastructure for customs, warehousing, and distribution. 

Consequently, this setup handles over 30,000 items across 2,000 SKUs in a 1,000 sqm space. It delivers up to 95% first-time fulfilment while cutting delivery from six-eight weeks to about one week. Distributors in Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman, Egypt, and beyond now source parts directly from the UAE with growing next-day local speed.

Smart Tech and Long-Term Vision

Jarvis, Founder and CEO of ROX, highlighted the UAE's unique infrastructure and ambition. He stressed building in the right place with forward-thinking partners. 

Moreover, JINGDONG's data system enables demand forecasting, intelligent replenishment, and real-time stock alerts. Therefore, ROX strengthens the UAE's industrial ecosystem and positions itself as a key player in MENA's growth. This early investment shows serious commitment to faster, reliable service from day one. 

MagicCube Levels Up: e& Capital Fuels the Software Security Revolution

MagicCube, the pioneer of software-based security for payments, identity, and digital assets, just scored big. e& capital, the investment arm of global technology group e&, joined its $10 million funding round. This marks the second closing and teams up with first-close investor Verifone plus Bold Capital Partners and Mosaik Partners. 

Why This Deal Sparks Global Trust

**The partnership highlights a shared push for sovereign-grade, hardware-free security.** It strengthens digital trust across devices, clouds, and jurisdictions worldwide. As nations and enterprises rush to protect AI models, digital identities, and cross-border data flows, the Gulf emerges as a key hub for AI infrastructure and innovation. Therefore, this move feels timely and strategic. 

**e& capital sees huge potential at the intersection of digital identity, payments, and AI security.** Eddy Farhat, Executive Director at e&, notes that organizations need flexible, software-based solutions for resilience, compliance, and scale. Moreover, the investment backs technologies that build trusted digital infrastructure in high-growth markets. 

MagicCube's Vision Takes Flight

**With e& capital on board, MagicCube accelerates its Software Defined Trust (SDT) platform.** This neutral, software-first trust fabric secures critical workloads everywhere. It delivers continuity and resilience so payments, identity, and AI services stay safe amid evolving infrastructure and regulations. 

Sam Shawki, CEO and co-founder, calls the backing a powerful endorsement. "Together with e&, we're building secure identity and AI rails not tied to any single hyperscaler or jurisdiction," he says. Thus, partners gain confidence to scale globally. 

MagicCube's SDT platform protects across smartphones, tablets, vehicles, kiosks, and IoT devices. It gives governments, banks, and enterprises greater control over their data and AI models. 

For more, visit www.magiccube.co.