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Qantaraقنطرة

Named for a bridge.

Qantara (قنطرة) is Arabic for arch, or bridge. The word crossed into Spanish as Alcántara, the name of a Roman bridge over the Tagus that has stood for more than nineteen centuries.

We are building the bridge between the AI being made in Silicon Valley and the companies that run the Gulf's operating economy. On one side, engineers and products. On the other, the work that still runs on paper.

Figure 3. The arch, drawn as the mark: one stroke, with a notch at the crown for the keystone.

Locations

Muscat and San Francisco