Ad-tech platform iCubesWire upgrades infrastructure in Dubai on rising growth

Sajjad Ahmad, Deputy Business Editor

iCubesWire, a leading global AI & ML Mobile Marketing Platform, has announced the relocation of its Dubai office as part of its expansion plans. The platform has witnessed a remarkable growth in the recent past and expecting a huge surge in clientele in the Middle East and North Africa (Mena) region.

After years of laying the groundwork to establish roots in the market as a leader, the company has moved into a large office at Dubai Media City.

This strategic move by iCubesWire reflects its growth, from client wins to team expansion, in recent years. With 6 offices around the world, the company boasts a global presence, housing over 350 digital experts, and has collaborations with more than 500 leading brands.

Commenting on the move, Sahil Chopra, Founder & CEO, iCubesWire, said, “We are grateful to our clients and the Dubai team for ensuring continued growth. We are now a strong team of 35 and are growing fast. I’m confident the leadership team will carry on with the good work and create an even more promising future for iCubesWire.”

Adding further, Emma from Bayut said, “We utilised iCubes Wire for our Influencer Marketing efforts, particularly in promoting Bayut’s features aimed at facilitating users in finding their ideal homes in the UAE, and it proved highly successful. Our aim was to increase awareness of our features and drive usage and collaborating with iCubes Wire enabled us to tap into influencers from diverse nationalities and audiences, broadening our reach across various demographics.”

Additionally, Chris, Social Media Content Manager at Dubizzle said, “IcubesWire has been instrumental in our influencer campaigns, and as we enter our second year of collaboration, we’ve witnessed remarkable success. Our relationship with them is outstanding, characterized by promptness in addressing any issues and flexibility in accommodating changes. Their exceptional performance speaks for itself.”