U.S. technology companies should consider Ethiopia’s low-cost energy for data-intensive technologies like bitcoin mining, data mining, and data centers.  

Ethiopia’s opening real estate sector creates groundbreaking opportunities for U.S. firms interested in the country’s large and fast-growing domestic market.

With Ethiopia’s recent commitment to 100% electric vehicles, U.S. EV companies should strongly consider this unique first-mover business opportunity.  

Mexico has effectively decreased the number of used vehicle imports through regulations and requirements. 

India’s quantum computing market is poised for growth, driven by increasing investments in research and development, and emerging applications across sectors.

 Chile’s 2024 Cybersecurity Framework Law makes Chile the first country in Latin America to establish a cybersecurity agency and regulatory framework. 

Romania plans to develop a $80 million Government Cloud to modernize its governance using advanced IT and cybersecurity. . 

The Australia tech industry offers U.S. firms a range of opportunities as it evolves in response to post COVID-19 pandemic challenges and opportunities.

Australian businesses are increasingly implementing AI to achieve business goals and enhance data management. 

The agricultural robotics sector in Australia is experiencing significant growth, driven by the need to enhance productivity and efficiency in farming.

Australia’s recreational marine market offers opportunities for a broad range of U.S. recreational marine products and services suppliers.

Updated trends show the United States remains a popular destination for New Zealand long-haul travelers. 

The Chilean government’s 2024-2028 infrastructure plans provide opportunities for U.S. companies.

Chile’s Lobby Law allows U.S. companies to directly request meetings with Chilean government officials through an open, transparent, and public process.

The Red Sea project is a flagship tourism development along Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast.